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Prime Day board game deal: Catan is only $37.49
SAVE $22.50: As of July 16 (AKA day one of Prime Day), the popular board game, Catan, is on sale for $37.49, down from the retail price of $59.99.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Catan Base Pack $37.49 at Amazon $59.99 Save $22.50
If you've been waiting to purchase your very own Catan set, now is your chance. Formerly known as Settlers of Catan, the blockbuster board game is on sale for an impressively low price for Prime Day as part of a limited-time lightning deal.
The game challenges players to collect resources — brick, lumber, grain, wool, and ore —to expand their settlements and cities. Along the way players collect victory points for each settlement, city, and other accomplishments like having the longest road. Whoever reaches 10 victory points first wins the game.
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The base pack comes with all the Resource Cards, Development Cards, and Settlements you need to get started to play with three to four players. If you're playing with a bigger group or become a fanatic, you can always purchase expansion packs.
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