Flixo^*

Flixo is a cooperative card game by Friedemann Friese from 2F-Spiele, for ages 8 and up and about 20–30 minutes. It takes the idea behind classic "Golf" card games – end up with as few, low-value cards as possible – and turns it into a team effort against cursed numbers. The English/German edition suits anyone who wants to play familiar card-game mechanics together rather than against each other.

What's it about?

Over the course of the game you try to shrink all the card displays so that only a few low-numbered cards remain – ideally none at all. Unfortunately, some cursed numbers, the Flixos, have snuck into the displays, and you need the help of normal numbers to cast them out.

What makes it special?

If you know Golf-style card games you'll feel at home right away, but here you play as a team and try to score as few points as possible together. Displays in 3×3 and 3×4 grids, exchanging and collecting matching cards, and drawing and discarding form the core.

Who is it for?

Families and groups who enjoy cooperative card games. As you improve, you can face the "fevered" Flixos at increasing difficulty levels, so the game grows with you.