Nature Fluxx is filled with an entire food chain of forest-dwelling creatures, from leaves to bears. There are frogs, snakes, trees, fish, spiders, rabbits, mice, mushrooms, and worms. It has air, water, and soil, and it has humans whose pollution can threaten such things. The game has all the usual new rules and actions that make it Fluxx, plus some new ones that fit the theme, including the Compost rule (which lets you draw from the bottom of the discard pile) and new types of "eating" goals (which let you win the game if your Keeper says it eats another Keeper in play).

Fluxx is a card game where the cards themselves determine the current rules of the game. At the beginning of the game, each player holds three cards, and on their turn, a player draws one card and plays one card. By playing cards, you can introduce new rules that change many aspects of the game: how many cards to draw or play, how many cards you can hold in your hand or have in front of you on the table, and (most importantly) how to win the game.

Nature Fluxx has the same cards and gameplay rules as EcoFluxx, but with updated illustrations on the cards and new packaging.

Sleeves
100pcs 56x87mm

ID: 18333

Release Year: 2005

Min. Players: 2

Max. Players: 6

Play Time (minutes): 15

Average Rating: 5.93579

Complexity: Easier

Mechanics: Hand Management and Set Collection

Designers: Alison Frane and Andrew Looney

Publishers: Hobby Japan and Looney Labs