Cheap board games sale saves you money on Disney Villainous, Betrayal at House on the Hill, Ticket to Ride, and more

Cheap board games sale saves you money on Disney Villainous, Betrayal at House on the Hill, Ticket to Ride, and more
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Cheap board games are always a good way to kill time if you're stuck inside, but a discount on Disney Villainous, Betrayal at House on the Hill, 7 Wonders, Ticket to Ride, Catan, and beyond? That's not bad at all for some of the best board games around.

More specifically, Amazon has the best range of cheap board games right now and that includes the ever-popular Disney Villainous. This ode to the bad guys has dropped in price to $29.93 instead of $40. As we mentioned in our feature on why you should play it, it's an excellent strategy game with unique and dastardly gameplay, gorgeous artwork, and great theming (it's genuinely one of the prettiest board games I've played, right down to its intricate movers). However, don't think it's just for children. If anything, it's a board game for adults because it's a more layered and strategic experience than you'd think. There are a few Disney Villainous expansions to enjoy once you've mastered the main game, too.

At the other end of the scale, horror epic Betrayal at House on the Hill has tumbled to $29.49 at Walmart instead of $50. That's a bargain for such an engaging, replayable game. As we mentioned in our review, it'll give you more than a few stories you'll be recounting with your friends for weeks to come.

Meanwhile, the classic Catan is also a good choice - it's been at the top of many players' lists for years. It's now $42.48 for the standard version or $43 for a Star Trek equivalent. Beyond that you'll also find a reduced Ticket to Ride Europe that's $39.97 instead of $50. 

As for 7 Wonders, it's a great resource management game that has you seeking dominance over rival cities by building one of the seven wonders of the world. It's just $41.28 at the moment, saving you $8 overall.

You can see the best of the rest below.

Cheap board games

Disney Villainous | $29.93 on Amazon (save $10)

Disney Villainous | $29.93 on Amazon (save $10)
This is easily one of our favorite board games right now - it's perfect for fans. Sadly it's £32.99 on Amazon in the UK, a £2 drop.

Betrayal at House on the Hill| $29.49 at Walmart (save $20)

Betrayal at House on the Hill| $29.49 at Walmart (save $20)
As a hugely replayable board game, Betrayal is perfect for a night in with friends. It's also £35.49 instead of £50 on Amazon UK.

Catan | $42.48 on Amazon (save $7)

Catan | $42.48 on Amazon (save $7)
Although this isn't as big a saving, it's still a nice discount from its normal price. You can pick it up for a reduced £31.74 in the UK.

Star Trek Catan | $43 at Walmart (save $22)

Star Trek Catan | $43 at Walmart (save $22)
If you'd prefer to colonise the final frontier, this version of Catan is for you. It's not on sale in the UK, sadly - it's still £50.49 on Zatu.

Ticket to Ride (Europe) | $39.97 at Walmart (save $10)

Ticket to Ride (Europe) | $39.97 at Walmart (save $10)
The European version is every bit as great as its North American counterpart. It's also down in the UK to £30.72 on Amazon.

7 Wonders | $41.28 on Amazon (save $8.71)

7 Wonders | $41.28 on Amazon (save $8.71)
Build an empire with this clever, tried-and-tested strategy game. It's currently reduced to £28.43 in the UK, a 30% drop.

Pandemic | £29.99 on Amazon (save 8%)

Pandemic | £29.99 on Amazon (save 8%)
This co-op game has had a few quid knocked off its price on Amazon. Sadly, it's out of stock in the US.

Keep your eyes on GamesRadar+ in the days ahead for more board game reviews and coverage. For example, we recently reviewed the Ni No Kuni 2 board game and previewed the upcoming Divinity: Original Sin board game.

Want more tabletop suggestions? Don't miss our guide to board games for 2 players and the best card games

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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.