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| "Fluxx is one of the best games ever. That is all." -- tweet by Chris Sadler, June 1, 2009 | "I'm addicted to all your games! I LOVE Fluxx (and have gotten many people addicted to it!) Next step: Treehouse...I bought my first set at the store today and can't wait to try them out with my fiance. (He's a Fluxx fan too!) Thanks for making such great, fun games! I'll never forget my first game of Fluxx...I laughed for a half an hour straight!" -- Katherine W of Boston MA, comments with an order | "We've played FLUXX for nearly five years now. We have introduced it to a number of friends who have also gone out to get their own set. We LOVE it! I'm ordering now to pass it out to Airmen who are deployed who look for something entertaining and social after long hours defending our nation. Thank you for this game - it is addictive! " -- Brian N, comments with Order #101450 |
| "When I was looking at Guests of Honor for this year, you were mentioned as people who are great GoH's, and I must say that reputation is well-deserved. I really appreciate your part in making GameStorm 11 a success." -- email from the Con Chair of GameStorm 11 | "Fluxx till nearly 4am at the diner last night, woke up at like 9, taught brothers to play, played for 2.5 hrs." -- Tweet by JoviAllTogetha | "I just heard Andy's podcast mentioning 'Are you the Traitor?' and think it sounds like the most brilliant idea from Andy in quite a while. It sounds like the first really original take on Werewolf by anyone for a long time." -- swandive78 on the Icehouse mailing list, 3/3/9 |
| "I tried out a game of WW5, and I love it. It's kind of what I was going for when I designed Dog Eat Dog for last summer's IGDC, only with a board... and without the design flaws that I still need to iron out in my game. :) Keep the good games coming, Andy!" -- Jason Darrah, on the Icehouse discussion mailing list | "EcoFluxx is a VERY good Fluxx set. I thought it was going to be hippie crap. Glad that I was wrong and am a tool for Fluxx." -- tweet by EdwardTheFirst | "The best Looney Labs Icehouse game of 2008, WW5 delivers what it promises... a Risk-like game that can be played in 30 minutes or less. It's earned the three magic words, 'Let's play again!'" -- Ryan Hackel, at BoardGameGeek |
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