There’s truly nothing more fun than hosting a game night with your friends or family. However, one of my more shocking realizations of adulthood is that board games can be expensive! So when we saw that some of Hasbro’s best board games, like “Harry Potter” Monopoly and Battleship, were on sale ahead of Prime Big Deal Days, we had to splurge.
Take a look at some of our top picks from the Fall Prime Day sale, and make sure to take advantage of the sales while they last. Oh, and don’t forget to invite us to game night when it’s your turn to host!
Hasbro’s Best Board Games on Sale
- Sink It: Oh, captain, my captain! Even though Battleship may lead to some pretty epic arguments, very few things in life are more rewarding than sinking your opponent’s aircraft carrier — $12 (originally $17)
- Tumblin’: Winning a game of Jenga takes some serious strategy. If you want to take it to the next level, turn it into “bar Jenga” by writing dares on each of the blocks. Whoever pulls then has to do the dare — $9 (originally $16)
- Don’t Say It: If you didn’t play Catch Phrase in your dorm in college, what did you do before parties? It’s a portable that has each player describe the word without saying it. Needless to say, things can get contentious — $15 (originally $24)
- Flexibility: Test your flexibility with a roaring game of Twister. The Ultimate version is currently on sale, which means that mat is larger and it has more spots, aka more room for larger groups — $14 (originally $22)
- For The Kids: Any “Bluey”-obsessed kid will love Trouble: “Bluey” Edition! If it’s been a while since your last game, your goal is to get your player into the end zone. Bonus points if you do each of the Bluey character’s voices — $14 (originally $17)
- It’s a Mystery: Give the best description of each person in Guess Who, and you win! If you can claim victory in at least five games, you’re the all-star winner — $13 (originally $17)
- Windgardium Leviosa: You’re a wizard, Harry! The “Harry Potter” edition of Monopoly has you collect as many points for your house as you possibly can. Just don’t cheat with any magic! — $22 (originally $40)
- Colonel Mustard: The classic 1986 board game of Clue really never gets old. Put your detective skills to the test to figure out who killed Mr. Boddy. Hopefully it wasn’t you – $18 (originally $22)
- Doctor, Doctor: In Operation, everyone has their medical degree! It really puts your fine motor skills to the test, so lay off the coffee before family game night begins! — $16 (originally $20)
