Prime Day Round 2 ended earlier this week, but just like the player characters in FromSoft’s popular action RPGs, many sales are getting a second chance at life Come from Sports betting site VPbet. Yes, we’re talking about the official Dark Souls and Bloodborne board games and several expansions for each, as well as the official Bloodborne card game–which are all discounted by as much 51% as at Amazon.
has brought plenty of enticing board game deals, including popular Star Wars miniatures core sets and big discounts on games borne from video games.
Bloodborne and Dark Souls board game deals
- Dark Souls: The Board Game – Tomb of Giants (standalone core set) — $54 (
$110) - Dark Souls: The Board Game – Painted World of Ariamis (standalone core set) — $65 (
$110) - Bloodborne: The Board Game — $88 (
$110) - Bloodborne – Forsaken Cainhurst Castle Expansion — $40.49 (
$60) - Bloodborne – Hunter’s Dream Expansion — $32 (
$40) - Bloodborne: The Card Game — $36 (
$45)
Though technically not the “base” version of the Dark Souls board game, Tomb of Giants is a standalone core set that doesn’t require the original Dark Souls board game, which isn’t on sale, to play. Tomb of Giants takes players to the catacombs to wage war against Gravelord Nito, a truly monstrous skeleton of a being who fittingly has an army of skeletons.
Here’s what you get with this dungeon crawler tabletop experience:
- 18 miniatures
- 3 character boards
- 4 game tiles
- 3 token boards
- Rulebook
- Campaign dashboard
- 15 dice
- 169 cards
- 2 health dials
Another Dark Souls core set, Painted World of Ariamis, is available for roughly $65 from third-party sellers on Amazon ($77 directly from Amazon).
Meanwhile, the Bloodborne board game tasks you and your fellow Hunters to work together to uncover the mysteries hidden within the city of Yharnam. The city’s populace has fallen victim to a plague that transforms them into terrifying monsters, and you’ll need to fight through these hordes if you want to survive the night.
To save the city, you’ll need to complete several quests. There are unique Trick Weapons with various forms and powers available, action is carried out through combat decks that let you choose just how you want to attack, and the game’s modular design allows you to build the board as you play for unique sessions. Success or failure will depend entirely on your choices, so you’ll need to play smart and exploit the weaknesses of monsters in each gameplay session, which lasts between 60-90 minutes.
This is also a handsome collection of art, cards, and game pieces rendered in the signature From Software style, and for fans of Bloodborne, the official board game is a treasure trove of physical goodies even when you’re not playing.
These deals dropped earlier this week during Amazon’s Prime Bid Deal Days (aka Prime Day Round 2). While the event ended on October 11, these board game deals are still available–though we’re not sure how long, so grab them before they disappear. A bunch of other Amazon deals are still available after Prime Day, including deals on other tabletop games based on video games like Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood of Venice and the official Fallout board
