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The Best Amazon Prime Day 2024 Deals on Board Games
Amazon’s Prime Days are here again, this time for their biggest sale of the year! There are thousands of items getting discounted, and board gamers aren’t being left behind at all. Fans of tabletop gaming are already in luck, as there are plenty of discounts available for them to take advantage of.
From the top strategy games of all time to some awesome party games built for everyone, there are dozens of board games already marked down. There are even a handful of tabletop games available for less than $20, which is somewhat rare outside of party games. We’ve gathered all the best deals so far and will keep updating them as Amazon discounts more games!
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Tabletop gaming has tons to offer, but these are the best board games of the year that everyone should play!
The Best Early Prime Day 2024 Board Game Deals
Ark Nova
$50 $75 Save $25
Ark Nova puts players in the role of conservationists and activists, sworn to save wildlife and the environment. Each turn, players choose different types of actions to improve their sanctuary. By carefully planning and waiting, unused move types become more powerful.This perfectly in-depth game is currently available for 33% less than normal because of Prime Day, too!
- Age Recommendation
- 14+
- Game Duration
- 90-150 Minutes
- Brand
- Feuerland
- Number of Players
- 1-4
- Designer
- Mathias Wigge
King of Tokyo
$25 $45 Save $20
A kaiju smash-em-up, King of Tokyo pits players in Tokyo (and Tokyo Bay) as they roll dice to fight for supremacy. Match numbers on the dice to gain points or use special die faces to gain powers, attack enemies, and possibly heal yourself. The first to 20 points — or the last alive — wins. This game is a ton of fun, whether you’re playing with complete beginners or veteran gamers, and right now you can get it with a 44% discount applied, thanks to Prime Day!
- Age Recommendation
- 8+
- Game Duration
- ~30 Minutes
- Brand
- Iello
- Number of Players
- 2-6
- Designer
- Richard Garfield
Red Rising
$8 $24 Save $16
Red Rising is a hand-management, combo-building game based on the book of the same name. Designed for 1-6 players, the game has a 45-60 minute playing time. Balancing your hand to gain power throughout the game, this game is ideal for tabletop players who prefer deck-building games. This incredibly fun game is now equally as cheap! Get the Red Rising board game for less than $10 for a limited time during Prime Day!
- Game Duration
- 46-60
- Brand
- Stonemaier Games
- Number of Players
- 1-6
- Designer
- Alexander Schmidt (II), Jamey Stegmaier
- Type of Game
- Deck Building
Carcassonne Board Game
$25 $42 Save $17
Carcassonne is a strategy game that challenges players to develop a medieval fortress city one tile at a time. The objective is to outsmart opponents by strategically placing tiles, which depict cities, roads, monasteries, and fields, to create an ever-expanding game board. The player with the best tile and follower placements ultimately claims victory. Get the whole family gaming with Carcassonne, and save 40% on this classic board game while supplies last!
- Type of Game
- Strategy
- Age Recommendation
- 7+
- Game Duration
- 30-45 min
- Number of Players
- 2 – 5
- Designer
- Klaus-Jürgen Wrede
Disney Robin Hood Sheriff of Nottingham Game
$27 $35 Save $8
Steal from the rich and give to the poor in this fun family board game based on Disney’s Robin Hood. In Robin Hood: Sheriff of Nottingham, players have to find creative ways to steal the royal treasure from the wicked Prince John and save the poor people of Nottingham.
- Age Recommendation
- 10+
- Game Duration
- 45 min
- Brand
- Spin Master Games
- Number of Players
- 3 – 5
Amazon has been doing a great job of putting some fantastic board games on sale during their events, and so far October’s Prime Day deals are bringing more of the same. Board games are still gaining popularity, and it’s a great time to jump into the hobby, especially with games like Codenames and King of Tokyo available for less than $20! Both of these tabletop games are easy to learn and have quick playtimes, making them ideal for introducing new players to tabletop.
Those who want even steeper deals can get the fun deck-builder game Red Rising for just $8! That’s a massive 63% discount on the standard price! Meanwhile, the legendary classic Carcassonne is marked down by 40% during Prime Day, bringing the total price to $25.
Gamers on the hunt for more complex games can still scoop up a new one during Prime Day and save. Ark Nova offers players the chance to create their own natural setting, for a variety of goals such as conservation and research. The beautiful game features hundreds of illustrated cards, and is perfect for players who prefer longer, more strategic tabletop games.
Meanwhile, No Escape is a perfect option for most players. It’s easy to learn, yet calls for strategy and quick thinking in order to win. Plus, the highly competitive game only lets one player win each time. Every game is a new experience, thanks to randomly drawn tiles, meaning No Escape also offers high replayability. During the lead up to Prime Day, you can get No Escape for just $25!
Another game with fantastic mass appeal is the Disney Robin Hood Sheriff of Nottingham, which has been adapted a bit for slightly younger players. Now playable by anyone 10 and up, rather than the standard 14, this easy-to-learn game is perfect for family game night, especially with the Robinhood theme. This beloved animated film offers an aesthetic anyone can enjoy, while Sheriff of Nottingham has a great reputation in the board game community for being a ton of fun.
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Best Long Board Game Deals on Prime Day
Just in time for spooky season, the best early Prime Day deals on long board games are attached to some horror board game classics. For instance, Betrayal at House on the Hill 3rd Edition is a long-time fan favorite that many play every October. In the same vein, Mysterium focuses more on ghosts, but offers the same scary flavor. Both games offer collaborative play for groups to enjoy, with each session lasting about an hour. Both board games are also currently less than $35, also discounted ahead of Prime Day.
Players who want to turn up the horror for October can save with a Prime Day discount already on the alien-themed board game Nemesis. This game is thrilling, dark, and can take up to two hours to complete. Perfect for playing with a classic Halloween movie in the background, the massive Nemesis game is currently marked down by 32% cutting the price by over $40!
Those in need of a bit of a calmer tabletop game should consider picking up Spirit Island, an award-winning game that offers a unique solo mode, this game can be had for half its normal price, for an affordable total of $45. The game comes with color pieces and a surprising amount of combat compared to other games.
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Best Beginner Board Game Deals on Prime Day
It really is a great time to be a beginner board gamer, and this October’s Prime Day is making it even better. Catan and Ticket to Ride are probably the very best entry-level tabletop games currently, and both are on sale ahead of Prime Day. Coincidentally, both games are available for just $30, which is a somewhat rare 50% discount for each of these legendary games!
Forbidden Island is another, slightly older, tabletop game that’s perfect for new players. That game is on sale for only $20, and there are lots of spinoffs and expansions to sift through if you decide you really like the game. Likewise, Azul is a tile placement game that’s easy to play and has a beautiful aesthetic. Azul is listed at less than $20, available nearly 60% off during Prime Day.
Players who care about aesthetics might want to also pick up Sunrise Lane, which plays a lot like Ticket to Ride, but using Victorian houses. This vibrant board game is listed at less than $20 for Prime Day as well!
Splendor has long been lauded as a great entry to card-based tabletop games, and its already low price has been reduced to $22, making it another affordable addition to Prime Day hauls. Spy Alley has similar praise for its quick gameplay and simple rules. This family strategy game can be had for under $30 during Prime Day, but only while supplies last!
Some of these deals are exclusive to Prime members, but don’t fret! New members can try Prime for 30 days, free. Prime Day is officially here and most of the best board games are currently marked down. Make sure you take advantage of these deals while they last, as Amazon will quickly end lightning deals and even run out of stock on many sale items.
This year is a great chance to get new players started on something easy or to pick up a classic game you’ve been meaning to add to your collection. Regardless of whether something has caught your eye thus far, Game Rant will keep updating you on the latest and greatest deals for board games and tabletop games!
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