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Video games may have become the primary way to connect with friends, but they lose the intimacy that comes from gathering around a table and planning with (or against) your friends to achieve victory—something the best board games provide in abundance.
Whether you’re investigating a crime, creating a civilization from scratch, or searching for something with incredibly detailed game pieces that look like a work of art, you’re sure to find a board game that suits you. We’ve rounded up a variety of science-themed board games, as well as a few old classics.
Summer is in full swing, so if you're looking for a great board game for an evening on the patio or something to keep the kids busy during the holidays, we've got some options for you.
We've scoured the web for the best deals on board games, and whether you're a newbie or a seasoned player, here are some of our favorites.
If you're looking for something that combines fun and education for yourself or your kids, you might also want to check out our recommendations for the best chemistry sets and the best microscopes for kids.
Pandemic: Was $39.99, Now $30.70 on Amazon
Save $9.99 – If you're nostalgic for empty supermarket shelves, learning TikTok dances, and clapping for no reason, this game is for you. Work together with your teammates to stop a deadly disease sweeping the world.
Twilight Imperium 4th Edition: $164.99 $122.22 at Amazon
Save $40 – The latest version of Twilight Imperium lets seventeen civilizations battle for supremacy. Each game is long, but keeps 3-6 players engaged for hours.
Android Netrunner: $199.99 $124.99 at Amazon
Save $75 – This popular card game rarely sells for less than $200, but at the time of writing, Amazon is offering it for $75 off the suggested retail price. The game was designed by Richard Garfield, the famed card game creator known for Magic: The Gathering.
Betrayal at Hill House (2nd Edition): $37.99 $29.88 at Walmart
Save $8 – This endlessly replayable horror adventure where one player tries to destroy their fellow players returns in a third edition that adds even more changes, characters, and more.
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