trade and the international market. ACD and Alliance would also make their supporting material available via subscription. On August 1, 2012, Looney Labs got a simplified less expensive general market version with redesigned packaging of Fluxx into Target stores. On February 7, 2013, Labs released the 2.0 edition of Nanofictionary as a print on demand product. Office based In August 2013, the company moved from Pepperland basement to the top floor of The Sterling Building, an actual office complex. In May 2015, Labs changed its fulfillment company from PMC to Excel. Lab added in mid-2015 GTS as another distributor. Loonacy was released in March 2014 and won the Parents' Choice FunStuff Award Spring 2014 Games. While two other Loonacy versions were released in the next two following years. In 2017, Looney Labs had multiple releases with three Fully Baked Ideas summer releases of variants of existing games, a revived Nanofictionary version, a few variants of Fluxx including Chemistry Fluxx and Zendo. In December 2017, the company reissued Zendo game separate from the Looney pyramids line for the first time. Graphic artist Mary Engelbreit was signed to a licensing deal in February 2018 with Looney Labs' for versions of Fluxx and Loonacy games to be released in the third quarter 2018. Two second quarter games were also schedule, a new Fluxx set and Get the MacGuffin card game. Games Fluxx (1996) designed by Andrew Looney, whose rules and goals change as the result of its players' actions, Mensa Select Game Award 1999 Eco-Fluxx () Oz Fluxx Zombie Fluxx () 2008 Origins Award for Traditional Card Game of the Year Fluxx: The Board Game (2013) Parents' Choice Recommended Seal Fall 2013 Games Aquarius 1st edition () 2nd edition () Seven Dragons (2011) Aquarius variant with art from Larry Elmore Proton () Q-Turn () Icehouse pieces (see for additional releases) The Martian Chess Set () Origins Award for Best Abstract Board Game 2000 monochrome stash tubes () Treehouse () 2007 Origins Award for Board Game or Expansion of the Year Looney Pyramids () Chrononauts (see for additional releases) 1st edition () time travel themed card game designed by Andrew Looney, Parents' Choice Silver Honors 2001 Games, Origins Award for Best Traditional Card Game 2000 Early American Chrononauts () Back to the Future: The Card Game variant (by ) art by Derek Ring, won 2011 Origins Award for Best Traditional Card Game Star Trek