Our favorite strategy board game, Pandemic, is cheaper than it's ever been
One of the top board game strategies has hit $15 - you can pick up Pandemic for $25 less right now
Tremendously popular strategy board game Pandemic is currently sitting at its lowest ever price in the US.
Available for $15.29 at Amazon (was $39.99), it has never been cheaper in all the years it's graced shelves. Before now, the average price for Pandemic was $33 and it rarely ever dipped below $20. That makes this the best time to get the co-op board game.
As we mentioned in our review of the Pandemic board game, this is a modern classic for a reason - thanks to an emphasis on teamwork and having to think fast, it's a genuinely engrossing challenge that stays fresh for a long, long time (it's different every time you play so has plenty of long-term appeal). In fact, we'd argue that it's one of the best board games ever made. Yes, we know it's a bold claim, but there we go.
Of course, it's not alone. Alongside a wealth of expansions and spin-offs, it's also branching out into crossovers with October's Star Wars: The Clone Wars - A Pandemic System Game (one of our most highly-anticipated upcoming board games and tabletop RPGs in 2022) and 2021's Pandemic World of Warcraft.
You can see the deal and find out more about the original Pandemic below. Alternatively, you can check out more offers further down the page.
Pandemic | $39.99 $15.49 at Amazon
Save $25 - Challenging a team of two to four players with saving the world from deadly diseases, Pandemic's one of the better board games for adults thanks to its tough but rewarding gameplay that'll make you feel awesome if you're able to beat it.
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