Loads of classic, family-friendly board games are half price or close for Black Friday and I've found 17 of them
Here are the board games that are worth buying over Black Friday.
Amazon has been killing it when it comes to board game deals. I should know, I'm practically searching for them on the daily. Call it a bad habit, but I've spent far too much money on board games in the past few years. Maybe this is why I can't afford a house. Thankfully, events like Black Friday roll around and, thanks to the masses of cheap board games, I can finally feel less guilty about padding out my board game collection with healthy deals, rather than padding out my credit card with more debt.
This year I've got a selection of classic and modern board game deals, everything from the grandfather of eurogames, Catan, now down to just $24.99 at Amazon; to cheap and cheerful games that don't involve too much brainpower, like Throw Throw Burrito at just at just $9.99.
Whether you're a "sit back and hope that RNGsus will bless me" kind of board gamer, or the "this must be the most efficient engine of all time or else I will cry" sort, there's a board game deal for you below this Black Friday. And I've even put them in vague order of pricing, from low to high, for your convenience.
Quick links
- Throw Throw Burrito | $10 (save $15)
- Twisted Cryptids | $10 (save $10)
- Herd Mentality: Udderly Funny | $20 (save $5)
- Carcassonne | $21 (save $21)
- Forest Shuffle | $22 (save $7.50)
- Catan | $25 (save $30)
- Risk | $26 (save $8)
- Ticket to Ride | $27 (save $28)
- Cascadia | $28 (save $12)
- Mysterium | $30 (save $25)
- Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective | $43 (save $16.50)
- Finspan | $45 (save $5)
- Wyrmspan | $55 (save $10)
- Everdell | $60 (save $15)
The deals
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Having been obsessed with game mechanics, computers and graphics for three decades, Katie took Game Art and Design up to Masters level at uni and has been writing about digital games, tabletop games and gaming technology for over five years since. She can be found facilitating board game design workshops and optimising everything in her path.
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