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Ludopedia
6.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
Speed lovers and competitive players will love Fuji Flush – the game that flips the table in seconds.
Highlights
- Fast, fun discarding
- Direct, tense competition
- Great for large groups
Keep in mind
- Ultra‑quick learning curve
- Constant attention required
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Fuji Flush is the card game that promises to flip the table in under 20 minutes, perfect for those who love speed and competition. Each game starts with each player receiving six cards numbered 2 to 20 – and remember: the higher the number, the rarer the card. The goal is simple: be the first to get rid of all your cards. Gameplay revolves around two main mechanics: hand management and "Take That." On each player’s turn, they play a card. If it’s higher than all cards currently on the table, all lower cards are discarded, and the players who played them must draw new ones. If two or more players play the same number, the values are added together, creating a collective force that can quickly wipe the table. Strategy lies in knowing when to play high to eliminate opponents’ cards and when to play low to preserve valuable cards. The game works well with 3 to 8 players, making it ideal for larger groups, and the learning curve is almost instant – just remember that higher cards knock down lower ones. Fuji Flush blends speed, tension, and a touch of luck, making each round a mini‑adrenaline circuit. If you enjoy card games that demand constant attention and aren’t afraid of direct competition, Fuji Flush is what’s missing at your table.
The gameplay experience is light but strategic. The cards are well produced, with simple graphics reminiscent of a bathroom drain – hence the name Fuji Flush. The sound of cards being discarded creates a fun audio effect that makes everyone shout with joy (or frustration). The game requires no extra components, making it easy to transport and set up. In terms of replayability, the card variation and the option to play in teams or solo ensure each game is unique.
In short, Fuji Flush is fast, fun, and perfect for short sessions. If you want something that gets everyone moving and competing in a few minutes, it’s the right choice.
The gameplay experience is light but strategic. The cards are well produced, with simple graphics reminiscent of a bathroom drain – hence the name Fuji Flush. The sound of cards being discarded creates a fun audio effect that makes everyone shout with joy (or frustration). The game requires no extra components, making it easy to transport and set up. In terms of replayability, the card variation and the option to play in teams or solo ensure each game is unique.
In short, Fuji Flush is fast, fun, and perfect for short sessions. If you want something that gets everyone moving and competing in a few minutes, it’s the right choice.
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Publisher
2F-Spiele, 2Tomatoes Games, Arclight Games, Conclave Editora, Edge Entertainment, Giochi Uniti, Hobby Game Mall, Mandoo Games, Matagot, Stronghold Games, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd., White Goblin Games
Designer
Friedemann Friese
Artist
Harald Lieske
How long does a game of Fuji Flush last?
A typical game lasts between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on player count.
How many players can join?
The game supports 3 to 8 players, making it great for larger groups.
What’s the complexity level?
Very low – the goal is simple and the mechanic of playing higher cards than others is intuitive.
What components are included?
A deck of cards numbered 2 to 20, with no extra components.
Who is Fuji Flush recommended for?
For those who enjoy fast, competitive card games that demand constant attention.
Does the game have a specific theme?
No complex theme; the cards are simply numbered, with a humorous nod to a drain in the title and metaphor.
Can I play in teams?
Yes, players can team up to play against others or compete individually.