Top Ten Board Games of this Month!
#1 Finspan ~ 13 sold
Finspan takes the top spot on our board games list, quickly becoming a fan favorite in the board game community! This third installment from Stonemaier Games is perfect for testing your friends, but with its new solo mechanic, you can also enjoy it on your own when gathering a group just isn't feasible. Travel the depths of the sea, observe the animals in their natural habitats, and immerse yourself in the stunning art and high-quality production. It's no wonder this game is such a hit!
#2 Mistborn: The Deck-Building Game ~ 7 sold
A new deck-building game based on Brandon Sanderson's famous Mistborn novel series, Mistborn: The Deck-Building Game takes you to the world of Scadrial. Discover the powers of Allomancy, Feruchemy, and Hemalurgy as you explore this captivating fantasy universe. Get ready to dive into a world of adventure and strategy with this trilogy-based game!
#3 Dice Throne: Deadpool ~ 6 sold
Next up is the exciting Dice Throne, where you step into the suit of Wade Wilson (aka Deadpool)! This game features pre-painted miniatures, ten acrylic tokens, and card sleeves, offering an immersive experience with plenty of tactile fun. It's sure to keep you and your friends entertained with its action-packed gameplay and hilarious Deadpool antics.
#4 Wavelength ~ 4 sold
Debate team champions, this one's for you! Wavelength is all about arguing, debating, and trying to prove your point. Players are challenged with questions like, "How hot is hot chocolate compared to lava?" While obviously not as hot as lava, you’ll need to decide where it falls on the spectrum. After making your choice, you confirm it on a hidden dial. The closer your guess is to the correct spot, the more points you score. Simple, fun, and competitive, this game is perfect for lively events like dinner parties or pre-game tailgates, and it can be played with up to 12 players!
#5 Chameleon ~ 4 sold
If you enjoy games like Werewolf or Secret Hitler, Chameleon is the perfect party game for you. Being sneaky and sly isn’t for everyone, but if you’re someone who can blend in and trick your friends, this game is for you. Everyone gets the same topic (like famous movies or music genres), but only the Chameleon doesn’t know which topic it is. Players drop hints through single-word descriptors, and the Chameleon must figure out what the topic is without revealing their identity. It’s all about blending in and fooling your friends!
#6 Betrayal at House on the Hill (3rd Edition) ~ 4 sold
For those who love games with great storylines or have a taste for the macabre, Betrayal at House on the Hill will pull you in. You and your friends take on the roles of fearless explorers in a haunted house, unaware of what’s in store. But beware—there’s a traitor in your midst, trying to sabotage your mission. With modular game pieces, miniatures, and an improved rulebook, this game is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat as you navigate the twists and turns of this spooky adventure!
#7 Ethnos (2nd Edition) ~ 3 sold
In Ethnos, your goal is to unite the fractured regions of Ethnos, bringing peace and harmony back to the land. As the leader of the 12 clans, you’ll need to use strategy to assemble powerful alliances and defeat your rivals. Like Finspan, this game offers a solo mode for those looking for a personal challenge. A game of strategy and area control, Ethnos offers deep gameplay and plenty of competition!
#8 Poetry for Neanderthals ~ 4 sold
Get ready to channel your inner Neanderthal in this goofy party game! Poetry for Neanderthals has you and your friends creating poetry using only single-syllable words. Fancy words like “education” or “antidisestablishmentarianism” are off-limits! If you use too many syllables, get ready to be bonked with the Neanderthal club. It’s a hilarious and creative way to challenge your wordsmithing skills, perfect for families and casual gamers alike.
#9 Horrified: Universal Monsters ~ 3 sold
Calling all horror movie fans! Horrified: Universal Monsters lets you face off against iconic characters from classic horror films like The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954), Dracula (1931), and Frankenstein (1931), as well as The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) and the Werewolf of London (1935). With art inspired by vintage horror posters, this game captures the nostalgia of mid-20th-century monster movies. With adjustable difficulty levels, it’s perfect for both newbies and seasoned horror fans.
#10 Avatar: The Last Airbender – Aang’s Destiny ~ 2 sold
Last but not least, Avatar: The Last Airbender – Aang’s Destiny is a deck-building game based on the beloved Nickelodeon series. Play as your favorite characters, including Aang, Katara, and Sokka, as you travel the Four Nations to restore balance and peace. Featuring unlockable content and a host of strategic challenges, this game is a must-have for fans of the show!
