Ever thought about hosting a horror board game night this Halloween? Amazon just made it a whole lot easier by slashing prices on a bunch of spooky titles that'll have you and your friends screaming with delight (or just plain screaming).
If you're a fan of Halloween like me, you're always on the lookout for creepy new games to add to your collection. And right now, some of the best horror board games are on sale for prices that would make Michael Myers himself crack a smile. We're talking about discounts on games from our best board games list, so you know they're quality.
One standout deal is Twisted Cryptids, a cute but spooky game where you race to scare off humans. It's now under $15, and trust me, it's incredibly replayable—so it won't be a one-hit wonder. Then there's Horrified: Ravenloft, a gothic co-op game packed with classic monsters like vampires and creepy killer dolls. It's at a new record low price and offers best-in-class team gameplay. If you want something light-hearted but clever, this is a great pick.
For quick party fun, check out One Night Ultimate Werewolf. It's a fast-paced bluffing game that's perfect to kick off the night. Originally $29.95, it's now $22.51. And if you prefer co-op, Horrified: American Monsters drops from $39.99 to $27.99. It features cryptids like Sasquatch and Mothman, and it feels like playing an episode of The X-Files.
The latest Horrified installment, Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons - Ravenloft, is also at its cheapest ever. It's an excellent entry point if you love gothic horror or D&D, with unique classes and a corruption system that adds benefits and drawbacks.
Not all the deals are board games, though. The Arkham Horror RPG - Hungering Abyss Starter Set is down from $34.99 to $23.26. It's a tabletop RPG that puts you in the shoes of heroes in a cosmic horror story. And for card game fans, the Arkham Horror: The Card Game Chapter Two Core Set is $50.29 (was $69.99). It's a more accessible way to dive into Lovecraftian horror.
If you want a modern classic, Betrayal at the House on the Hill 3rd Edition is $49.20 (was $59.99). With 50 scenarios and a randomly generated mansion, it'll keep you busy well beyond Halloween. And for a deeper experience, Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition is $87.99 (was $119.99). It's a cooperative game where you explore haunted houses and stop cults and monsters.
So, will you be picking up any of these spooky deals for your Halloween game night? Let us know in the comments!
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