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Ticket to Ride Europe: 15th Anniversary Deluxe Edition | $ 100 $ 80 bij Amazon US
Ticket to Rid e is een van de beste tafelervaringen die er zijn, dus het is geen verrassing dat de franchise wordt geëerd met deze 15-jarig jubileumset met unieke tokens en opslag. Het is een echte schoonheid-de verzamelblikken waar je alle onderdelen van het spel in kunt doen, zijn bijzonder mooi. Zeker de moeite waard, zeker met die korting. Releases op 25 juni.
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Catan | $55 $44 bij Amazon US/£39 £32 bij Amazon UK
Dit toegankelijke strategiespel is in prijs gedaald voor de Prime Day-bordspeldeals, en dat is op zich al opvallend. Catan daagt je uit om je op een onbewoond eiland te vestigen en een eigen koninkrijk te creëren, maar je moet goed nadenken over waar je je gaat vestigen-de middelen zijn eindig en je zult met andere spelers moeten ruilen om te krijgen wat je bent missend. Het is gemakkelijk een van de beste klassieke bordspellen, dus we raden aan om van die korting te profiteren.
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Pandemie | $45 $25 bij Amazon US/£35 £ 25 bij Amazon UK
Hoewel het tegenwoordig een beetje dichter bij huis komt, is Pandemic nog steeds een fantastisch spel dat we ten zeerste aanbevelen (plus, het kunnen een pandemie een schop onder de kont geven-al is het maar op het tafelblad-is therapeutisch). Dit is de perfecte coöp-ervaring met veel herspeelbaarheid, dus het is een koopje om het zo goedkoop te zien. Bekijk onze Pandemic bordspel review voor meer informatie over waarom het je tijd waard is.
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Disney Villainous | $40 $34 bij Amazon US/£35 £34 bij Amazon UK
Als je een competitief bordspel wilt en je houdt van Disney, Villainous wordt voor u gemaakt. Hiermee kunnen spelers de controle nemen over klassieke slechteriken zoals Maleficent of Jafar en hun boze dromen laten uitkomen. Dankzij verbluffende productiewaarden is het ook prachtig om naar te kijken. Als je meer wilt zien, vergeet dan niet in te checken met onze Disney Villainous recensie.
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Monikers | $40 $34 at Amazon US/£48 at Amazon UK
This one’s exactly the sort of thing you need for a post-coronavirus get-together. As a cross between charades and a more traditional word game, Monikers tasks players with guessing a name on a card-except it gets progressively harder over time. In the first round you can say anything to help your team, but in the second, you can only use one word. And in the third round? You’ve got to act it out. It’s all kinds of daft and is brilliant as a result.
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Gloomhaven | $140 $108 at Amazon US/£140 £103 at Amazon UK
If you want the ultimate RPG board game, it’s Gloomhaven. This is a fantastically immersive experience with long-term consequences from one session to another, secret components, and more. It’s been topping best-of lists for years, and for good reason-it rivals some of the best tabletop RPGs in terms of scope.
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Scythe | $90 $67 at Amazon US/£65 at Amazon UK
What makes everything better? Robots. That’s the logic of Scythe, an engine-building game set in an alternate 1920s Europe where mech warfare dominates. Allowing you to nurture your own faction to greatness, its mechanics don’t rely on chance and instead emphasise strategy. It’s a must-have, particularly at that reduced price.
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Ticket to Ride | $55 $41 at Amazon US/£40 £23 at Amazon UK
Ticket to Ride is a stone-cold classic, and it’s one of the most chilled-out games on this list. You’re tasked with building a railway across America and completing certain routes, but you’ll need to wrestle with other players for control of the most lucrative ones. Want to try something different, on the other hand? The European version is $34 in the US instead of $55 and £31 in the UK.
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Wavelength | $40 $35 at Amazon US/£30 £27 at Amazon UK
This one’s downright weird, and that’s what makes it such a hit. Describing itself as a’telepathic party game’, it challenges teams to guess where a target is hidden under a screen-but they can only use clues like’hot’and’cold’to figure out where it is. Whoever is closest gets the point. It’s silly fun, and well worth a look.
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Twilight Imperium | $150 $120 at Amazon US/£150 £108 at Amazon UK
Alright, so it’s not a massive saving. But the Twilight Imperium game has always been pretty expensive, so any money off we can get is worthy of note. Plus, it’s worth the cash. This one is an epic strategy game that allows you to create your own intergalactic space opera, and it’s a beloved classic.
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King of Tokyo | $43 $32 at Amazon US/£29 £28 at Amazon UK
This awesome dice board game is based on the likes of Godzilla and King Kong, and it’s tongue-in-cheek fun as a result. It’s also surprisingly easy to get into. That makes it a good fit for most ages, and it’s also great for two players or more.
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Fallout | $60 $39 at Amazon US/£47 at Amazon UK
Head to the wasteland in this tabletop version of the beloved video game series. As an RPG, it allows you to explore post-apocalyptic America whilst completing quests, building up a reputation with various factions, and collecting shiny, shiny loot. Perfect for Fallout fans.
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Splendor | $45 $30 at Amazon US/£32 £23 at Amazon UK
Want a strategy game you can get your teeth into but is still accessible enough not to scare everyone else away? Splendor fits the bill nicely. Your job is to create Renaissance Europe’s best jewellery business through trade, mining, or cunning, and whoever is the most successful wins. It’s easy to learn and also pretty quick-it only takes half an hour to complete.
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Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle-Earth | $100 $69 at Amazon US/£77 £75 at Amazon UK
You can head to Middle-Earth for your own adventure in this expansive board game. It allows you to quest through the world of Lord of the Rings with some of its most beloved characters. This co-op journey features detailed miniatures and a companion app that dictates what happens next.
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Sushi Go! | $15 $9 at Amazon US/£12 at Amazon UK
For anyone hunting down the perfect card for kids, Sushi Go! is perfect. Accessible, easy to learn, and very quick, it’s a delightful distraction where anything can happen. In fact, it’s an essential purchase that deserves to be in everyone’s collection.
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Exploding Kittens | $20 $18 on Amazon US/£20 £10 at Amazon UK
This delightfully wacky game is easy to pick up and a real laugh as well. A”highly strategic, kitty-powered version of Russian roulette,”Exploding Kittens is a must-have for parties and get-togethers. Because it’s short and sweet, it’s also the perfect warm-up game before something more tactical.
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Boss Monster | $25 $16 at Amazon US/£25 £24 at Amazon UK
Besides being a nostalgia trip for fans of old RPG video games, this card game is fantastic in terms of its core idea; you’re in charge of a classic side-scrolling dungeon and must lure adventurers to their doom with treasure. It’s quick, easy to get your head around, and full of fun nods to the roleplaying games of days gone by. A must-have.
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Gloom | $25 $20 at Amazon US/£25 £20 at Amazon UK
Ah, Gloom-the wonderfully miserable and hilariously bleak card game where you must make your family as unhappy as possible. It’s basically like stepping inside a Tim Burton movie, and it’s a delight. It’s also a great pallet cleanser from some of the more traditional games on this list.
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Arkham Horror: The Card Game | $45 $32 at Amazon US/£35 £33 at Amazon UK
Arkham Horror is a classic, and this card game adaptation makes it more accessible than ever. You’re tasked with stopping an invasion of Lovecraftian horrors from pouring into our world, and it’s got just the right atmosphere for a horror-themed games night.
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Player’s Handbook | $50 $31 at Amazon US / £34 £27 at Amazon UK
For those who are new to Dungeons and Dragons, the Player’s Handbook is an must-buy product. It expands upon character creation, classes, and more covered in the free basic rules, and it provides a load more detail on gameplay in general. That includes everything from activities between adventures to building a settlement for you and your party.
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Dungeon Master’s Guide | $50 $25 at Amazon US / £42 £29 at Amazon UK
If you’re hoping to run your own games, you definitely need to pick up the Dungeon Master’s Guide. It’s got everything you need to build your own world, campaigns, NPCs, dungeons, pantheons, currencies, magical items, and storylines. An utterly essential purchase, and one you won’t regret.
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Monster Manual | $50 $27 at Amazon US / £39 £32 at Amazon UK
The Monster Manual is another essential buy if you’re going to be running your own games-it gives you a load of cool creatures to choose from, and they range from classic undead to more unusual choices like the owlbear. It’s a great place to start, particularly if you’re new to Dungeons and Dragons.
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Dungeons & Dragons Core Rulebooks Gift Set | $170 $92 at Amazon US/£90 at Amazon UK
If you want to get started with D&D, this is the ultimate bundle for you. It crams in the Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual along with a special foil covers, a slipcase, and a dungeon master’s screen. At a massive $78 less than normal, it’s a real bargain.
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Polyhedral dice bundle (5 sets) with pouches | $20 $9.99 at Amazon US
If you want enough dice to get the whole crew ready to roll, look no further. This bundle includes five sets of seven polyhedral dice; best of all, each set has its own distinct look and included pouch, so there’s no worry of mixing them up.

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Antique iron-styled metal dice | $20 $13 at Amazon US
Give your rolls some extra oomph by picking up this set of all-metal dice, with a lovely aesthetic inspired by antique iron. The standard sale price is a fair bit higher, so don’t miss this saving.
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Starfinder | $50 $34 at Amazon US/£54 £51 at Amazon UK
D&D’s biggest competitor isn’t limited to fantasy; Starfinder is Pathfinder’s sci-fi sibling, and it allows you to adventure through the depths of space. This is a great price for it in the US, so don’t miss out.
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Cyberpunk Red: Jumpstart Kit | $30 $22 at Amazon US/£37 £25 at Amazon UK
Although the video game made a lot of headlines last year, it wasn’t the first Cyberpunk product. In fact, it’s just one part of a franchise that’s been going for decades. The latest edition of the TRPG that inspired it all is Cyberpunk Red, and this Jumpstart Kit gets you into the action for less.View Deal