Star Wars, Marvel, And Disney Boards Games Are Way Cheap For Prime Day
If you’re looking for a new board game, you can grab Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney editions of Ravensburger’s Villainous board game for cheap during Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event. Each version also has several “expandalone” expansion packs available. Each version works as a standalone game, or you can combine them all into a larger game.
Star Wars Villainous deals
There are three Star Wars Villainous titles on sale. The base set Power of the Dark Side, which allows you to play as Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, General Grievous, Asajj Ventress, and Moff Gideon, is down to just $13 (was $40). Scum and Villainy is $20 (was $30) and adds Boba Fett, Cad Bane, and Seventh Sister as playable characters. Then there’s Revenge at Last, which includes Darth Maul and Captain Phasma, available for $14 (was $20).
Marvel Villainous deals
Like Star Wars, there are three Villainous Marvel games discounted during Amazon’s sale, starting with the Loki-centric Mischief and Malice for $17 (was $30). The Twisted Ambitions edition adds Doc Ock and Kang the Conqueror and is on sale for $21 (was $30). Lastly, We Are Venom is down to $10 (was $15). We’re pretty sure you can figure out who that one is focused on.
Disney Villainous deals
Last but not least are the Disney versions of Villainous, which put the spotlight on some famous and obscure Disney baddies alike. The first of these games, Perfectly Wretched, features a wide range of Disney villains like Cruela De Vil from 101 Dalmations, Mother Gothel from Tangled, and Mickey Mouse’s ancient nemesis Pete. You can grab it for $16 (was $20). Sugar and Spite includes Shere Khan and King Candy for $14 (was $20), while Wicked to the Core is down to $21 (was $30) and adds Hades, Dr. Facilier, and the Evil Queen from Snow White.
For those not familiar with the Villainous series of strategy board games, you control an antagonist character as they work to defeat the non-player heroes. These games are more complex than your average board game, but also far more approachable than a full-on tabletop RPG–the Villainous series is right in the sweet spot of complexity, with games that won’t take all day to finish.