Prime Day board game deals 2024: everything we can expect to see this year

Disney Lorcana boxed game and Frosthaven box to either side of a Prime Day deals badge
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Prime Day board game deals may not be what you expect to see when Amazon's annual sale kicks off, but still they're well worth keeping an eye out for. The event isn't limited to Kindle devices or Alexa gear; tabletop gaming enjoys surprisingly good discounts as well.

Because the sale isn't very far away, our team of bargain hunters and I have gathered up all of the tips you need to make the most of 2024's Prime Day board game deals. We've been covering the event for years now, so have plenty to share that should help you get the best possible prices. And when Prime Day begins, we'll be posting the most tempting offers here to save you time as well as money.

We won't just be looking for savings on the best board games, either. Everything from card games to the best tabletop RPGs will be included in this roundup as well, so keep 'em peeled no matter what you like to play on games night.

Today's board game deals ahead of Prime Day

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Today's board game deals

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Skaventide | $265$220 at Amazon
Save $45 - UK price: £160£127.99 at Magic MadhouseBuy it if:
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Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Skaventide | $265 $220 at Amazon
Save $45 - The latest edition for Age of Sigmar is available to pre-order, and you can already get it for a much lower price ahead of this year's Prime Day board game deals. I've not seen it for less anywhere else. I did question whether it was too good to be true at first because it's sold by a third party through Amazon, but the store has consistently good reviews so you should be safe with it.

UK price: £160 £127.99 at Magic Madhouse

Buy it if:
You want to get into Age of Sigmar
✅ You're keen to collect Stormcast or Skaven

Don't buy it if:
You aren't interested in either faction
❌ You'd rather wait for the cheaper starter set

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Games Workshop | $265
💲 Miniature Market | $225.99

Earth | $49.99$38 at Amazon
Save $12 - UK price: £49.99$38.60 at Magic Madhouse
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Earth | $49.99 $38 at Amazon
Save $12 - So far as I can tell, this sprawling strategy game hasn't ever been cheaper. While it's not labelled as a Prime Day board game deal, it stands out from the crowd as a result of that record low.

UK price: £49.99 $38.60 at Magic Madhouse

Buy it if:
You're looking for a challenge
✅ You enjoy games like Wingspan

Don't buy it if:
You want something simple

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Walmart | $38
💲 Target | Out of stock

Wyrmspan | $65$52 at Miniature Market
Save $13 - UK price: £54.99£41.99 at Magic MadhouseBuy it if:
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Wyrmspan | $65 $52 at Miniature Market
Save $13 - This Wingspan follow-up has only just come out, but it's already dipped to its lowest ever price ahead of this year's Prime Day board game deals.

UK price: £54.99 £41.99 at Magic Madhouse

Buy it if:
✅ You love Wingspan
✅ You like chilled-out games

Don't buy it if:
You didn't like Wingspan

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Amazon | Out of stock
💲 Barnes & Noble | $65

Mysterium | $54.99$34.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - UK price: £38.99£31.19 at Amazon
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Mysterium | $54.99 $34.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - You can grab this ghostly whodunnit for a pretty hefty discount ahead of the 2024 Prime Day board game deals. That's not the cheapest it's ever been, of course, but is still pretty good nonetheless.

UK price: £38.99 £31.19 at Amazon

Buy it if:
✅ You're looking for a spooky co-op game
✅ You like to unpick mysteries

Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't like 'thinky' games
❌ You're happy to wait for a better discount

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💲 Walmart | $34.99
💲 Best Buy | Out of stock

Frosthaven | $250 $197.17 at Amazon
Save $53 - UK price: £249.99£179.81 at Magic Madhouse
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Frosthaven | $250 $197.17 at Amazon
Save $53 - That's not too unusual a price to see on the enormous RPG, but I'll take it as the Prime Day board game deals start ramping up. $197 is much better than $250, after all...

UK price: £249.99 £179.81 at Magic Madhouse

Buy it if:
✅ You want a massive adventure
✅ You loved Gloomhaven

Don't buy it if:
❌ You want something quick and easy
❌ You don't have lots of storage space

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💲 Walmart | $197.17
💲 Cephalofair | Out of stock

Disney Lorcana Ursula's Return Booster Box | $143.99$117.75 at Amazon
Save $26 - UK price: £119.79£89.99 at Zatu
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Disney Lorcana Ursula's Return Booster Box | $143.99 $117.75 at Amazon
Save $26 - Want to build your deck with the latest cards, and for less? This offer on the Booster Box allows you to. While it has been a single dollar cheaper, that's still an aggressively good price ahead of 2024's Prime Day board game deals.

UK price: £119.79 £89.99 at Zatu

Buy it if:
✅ You make your own decks
✅ You're a competitive player

Don't buy it if:
❌ You're happy with premade decks
❌ You're OK waiting for a better discount

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💲 Walmart | Out of stock
💲 Best Buy | $118.99

Prime Day board game deals: FAQs

Prime Day box with games in and surrounding it

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When do Prime Day board game deals start?

Amazon has confirmed that Prime Day 2024 will take place July 16 through July 17. So, like previous years, Prime Day runs across two days. That said, not all the best board game deals are reserved for the Prime Day period, so it's worth swinging back here to scope out all the early savings and discounts. In fact, Amazon made it clear that the discounts would start rolling out from June in honor of the event's 10th anniversary.

When do Prime Day board game deals end?

Despite its name, Prime Day lasts for 48 hours as opposed to 24. So, when the event starts, you’ll have until midnight the next day to take advantage of all the best Prime Day board game deals. 

Do I need a Prime membership for Prime Day board game deals?

You will need to have a Prime membership to get access to Prime Day board game deals, as the event is exclusive to Prime members. While this is a bit of a pain in the side for those who don’t have a subscription, it is a nice bit of exclusivity for those already signed up.

Of course, you do have alternatives if you still want to save money on your favorite board games. To jump on the Prime Day hype, some retailers run sales around the same time. If you’re lucky (and keep a close eye out) you might even come across even better deals than those on Amazon. Obviously, getting a free trial of Prime is a useful workaround too. 

Get a free 30-day trial of Prime
30-day free trial of Prime

Get a free 30-day trial of Prime
You can experience all of the Prime Day goodness without paying a dime thanks to Amazon’s 30-day free trial of Prime. Alongside having access to the best Prime Day board game deals, you’ll also be able to stream Prime Video during your trial. 

Even if Prime winds up not being your thing, there’s no problem with backing out. Provided you cancel your subscription before your trial ends, you’ll incur absolutely no cost at all.

Should I wait for Black Friday board game deals instead?

While certain games do hit their lowest ever prices during the November sales, that doesn’t mean it’s not worth checking out Prime Day sales too. While the price drops are less extreme and fewer between than during Black Friday, you should still see a couple of stand-out deals.

If you do come across a discounted item during Prime Day and aren’t sure if you should hold out until Black Friday for a better price, we recommend referencing its price history using tools like CamelCamelCamel to give you a fuller picture.  

Does MTG go on sale during Prime Day?

Many TCGs, including Magic: The Gathering, can see significant discounts during the Prime Day sale event. Last year, for example, we saw price reductions of up to 45% on products from 2023 Magic: The Gathering sets like MTG Lord of the Rings and WIlds of Eldraine.

What to expect from Prime Day board game deals 2024

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There are a wide variety of titles that can wind up included in the selection of Prime Day board game deals, no matter what genre or price range they are. So, whether you like chill puzzle games like Azul or like to turn your friends against each other with some good ol’ social deduction à la Werewolf, you should find a bargain or two worth pursuing.

While they may go on sale intermittently through the year anyway, the best party board games are particularly strong candidates for good Prime Day discounts. They tend to be on the more inexpensive side to begin with so they make for great little impulse buys. These are great to add to your collection just in time for Summer too, as simpler games are perfect for a bit of post-BBQ playtime with family or to bring along to a picnic with friends.

On the complete other end of the spectrum, Prime Day is also a good time to pick up more premium hobby board games like Gloomhaven. While you might struggle to justify adding a board game with a $50+ price tag to your basket normally, once you can score a solid bargain on it, it’s an ideal opportunity to cross it off your board game collection wishlist. 

Additionally, there’s a good chance that you’ll score some of the best D&D books on a discount too. However, it is worth noting that some of the D&D core rulebooks will technically be out-of-date by this point. Of course, that won’t impede upon your plans to run a campaign according to 5E 2014 rules (or to just treat the old rulebooks to a place in your bookshelf) but if you really want to be up to date, make sure you’re picking up the revised 2024 editions. 


Naturally, Prime Day board game deals aren't the only things worth looking into. The sales event also has a lot of other tech at massively reduced prices, including Prime Day laptop deals and Prime Day TV deals. If you want to keep your focus on tabletop though, don't miss the top board games for adults.

Benjamin Abbott
Tabletop & Merch Editor

As the site's Tabletop & Merch Editor, you'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news. I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and can normally be found cackling over some evil plan I've cooked up for my group's next Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

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