As part of its Epic Holiday deals, Amazon is now offering up to 58% off a range classic family board games with deals starting from just $5. Shipping is free for Prime members or in orders over $25. Whether you’re looking to shore up your game night collection, something for friends and family to gather around over the holidays, or some easy gifts, there’s wide selection of popular discounted options on tap right now. Alongside the Monopoly Deal Card Game, you’ll also find themed versions of the world-famous real estate tycoon game with official crossovers featuring Star Wars, Friends, Marvel, and other Disney IP. That’s all on top of classics like Clue, Sorry!, Battleship, and more. Head below for a closer look.
Amazon holiday board game sale:
- Monopoly Deal Card Game from $5 (Reg. $8)
- Monopoly Star Wars Dark Side $19.50 (Reg. $34)
- Monopoly Friends The TV Series $22 (Reg. $28)
- Clue Board Game Sabotage High Seas $15 (Reg. $17)
- Sorry! $9 (Reg. $12)
- Battleship $12 (Reg. $17)
- Clue $18 (Reg. $22)
- 4-pack Rubik’s Cubes $26.50 (Reg. $31+)
- And even more…
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Monopoly Star Wars Dark Side features:
- MONOPOLY GAME: STAR WARS DARK SIDE EDITION: Star Wars fans can enjoy this edition of the Monopoly board game for families and kids featuring a Star Wars theme, artwork, and game components
- INCLUDES 6 ZINC MONOPOLY TOKENS: Play as a Star Wars character who turned to the dark side: Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, Asaj Ventress, The Emperor, Darth Maul, or the Grand Inquisitor
- CHARACTER-INSPIRED POWERS: Each Sith token has a unique power. Passing Go lets players steal the Force Lighting ring, place it on their token, and use the power listed on their character card
- GAME FOR STAR WARS FANS: Recruit Star Wars villains from across the galaxy, buy TIE Fighters, and collect Imperial Credits from enemies. The player with Imperial Credits when all others are bankrupt wins
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