What tabletop game deals to look forward to during Black Friday 2025

Almost there: black friday sales Will start this week. If you're a fan of board games, you might want to know about deals on popular tabletop games. You've come to the right place. I'm IGN's board game editor, and I've been keeping an eye on all the Black Friday board game deals for years. Let’s take a closer look.

Board games buy 1 get 1 free half price

In fact, you don't have to wait until Black Friday to save on board games. Now, both sides Amazon and Target There are sales that satisfy you Board games half price When you buy one at regular price. This works for a number of popular board games, including Catan, Splendor, and Horrified. But tons of classic and family board games Also eligible are Scrabble and Mouse Trap.

Which games will receive discounts?

When it comes to Black Friday board game deals, with a wide variety of games on sale every year, basically nothing is off the table (pardon the pun). If this year is like any other, you'll be able to save on just about every board game on the market.

Last year we saw discounts ranging from 20% off games all the way up to 65% off. You can save money on popular standards like Azul and Pandemic. You can save on some family-friendly games like Exploding Kittens and UNO. you can save Horror themed board game Examples include Alien: The Fate of Nostromo and Arkham Horror: The Card Game. No matter what game you're interested in, you're likely to find a game you want to buy on sale.

Additionally, last year on Cyber ​​Monday, Amazon held a “Buy 2, Get 1 Free” promotion. Since many games are already discounted, this feels like a great deal. So keep an eye out for opportunities to stack discounts during Black Friday 2025.

Which retailers will carry board game sales?

As for retailers where you can find deals, the main ones to focus on are Amazon, Walmart, and Target. If you're looking to expand, Barnes and Noble is often a good place to find discounts as well. and Amazon Black Friday Sale Starting on November 20th this year, this is probably the first place you should start looking for deals.

Chris Reed is IGN's business editor and deals expert. He also oversees IGN's board game and Lego coverage. You can follow him blue sky.