One of the best horror board games just got its biggest discount in a year

Mansions of Madness box beside a 'best deal' badge, against a green background
(Image credit: Future)

Spooky season may be over, but if you're still looking for a touch of terror, this horror board game hasn't been cheaper in a long time.

Mansions of Madness has had a chunky 36% saving as part of this year's Black Friday sale, and it's currently $70.49 at Amazon rather than the full $109.99. I've not seen it cheaper in roughly a year - the last time it hit that kind of low was last November, and it's rarely came within even $10 of this price in all that time. So, if you've had the horror board game in your sights, now's your time to strike.

This is just one of the Black Friday board game deals floating around at the moment, of course, but it's amongst the best considering how rarely Mansions of Madness gets a discount. I've watched this like a hawk myself for quite a while, and it stubbornly hovers at the $80 - $90 range most of the time.

Mansions of Madness | $109.99$70.49 at AmazonSave $39.50 - Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:⭐ UK price: £109.99£82.10 at Amazon

Mansions of Madness | $109.99 $70.49 at Amazon
Save $39.50 - That isn't necessarily a record low price for the esteemed horror board game, but it is the best offer we've seen in a year. It's only much better than the average price, which is closer to $90.

Buy it if:
✅ You love creepy adventure games
✅ You enjoy Betrayal, Arkham Horror, etc

Don't buy it if:
❌ You can't commit to an in-depth games

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $87.97
💲 Miniature Market | $87.99

⭐ UK price: £109.99 £82.10 at Amazon

Should you buy Mansions of Madness?

If you're a fan of horror board games, you're gonna enjoy Mansions of Madness. Set in the Lovecraftian Arkham Horror universe (which you may have seen across other games, including the fantastic Unfathomable - one of the best board games for co-op, in my opinion), it sees you exploring a house where nothing bad has ever happened. Nope. No, sir. That's some prime real estate and not a hotbed of demonic terror.

Mansions of Madness board, cards, tokens, and items laid out on a wooden table beside a tablet showing the game's app

(Image credit: Fantasy Flight Games)

In other words, it's a step up from Betrayal at House on the Hill. Seeing as the latter is one of my all-time favorites, that's more than enough to pique my interest. However, it's a lot deeper. Although it shares similar gameplay, this is more like a dungeon-crawling RPG with its own companion app.

Still, I appreciate that the price may still keep this out of reach for some. With that in mind, I'd highly recommend trying the aforementioned Betrayal - it's currently $29.99 at Amazon instead of $55.99.


For more tabletop savings, don't miss the latest Black Friday DnD deals or these Black Friday Pokemon card deals.

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Benjamin Abbott
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I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.

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