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The Five Best Fantasy Themed Board Games on the Market

Do you consider yourself a fan of fantasy? If so, you’ll want to experience game night with one (or all!) of the board games we’ve compiled for you below! Trust us, we certainly had to do our research to find those that would be passable for all of you hardcore fantasy fans. Read on and game on!

  1. Claustrophobia

This two player game is on the top of our list, due to its ease of play and truly attractive gameplay. It combines character skill development with combat resolution smoothly, which all fantasy game fans know makes for a fun and competitive combo. Equipped with six scenarios, you and your opponent will be able to play for hours on end. And once you get bored of those, you will easily be able to build your own scenarios or find new ones on the Claustrophobia website. This game is legendary in its own right.

  1. Small World

As a unique and quirky civilization game, Small World is a game where two to five players fight for control of the world in which they’re immersed in. This one is a must for all fantasy fans and bingo fans, since it relies on the independence of each player, with one winner taking complete ownership of the board. Players must work hard to expand their individual empires, by cleverly choosing between fantasy races and special powers. Featuring intriguing illustrations and a compelling theme, similar to the games found on free no deposit bingo sites, Small World is a must for fantasy fan friends on fun game nights. Be aware, competition rises quickly with this game!

 

  1. Descent: Journeys in the Dark (2nd Edition)

Descent: Journeys in the Dark is a narrative board game which evokes the strategic minds in all fans of fantasy worlds. One player takes the role of the evil overlord, and up to four players can take on the role of the heroes. Descent features numerous hero and skill combinations, double-sided board pieces, an elaborate story and a truly unique gaming experience overall. The alliance of the heroes against the treacherous overlord adds to its unique gameplay experience as well, which means you might find yourself opposing one of your closest fantasy friends. This second edition additionally comes packed with new features including more heroes and monsters and new adaptive rules.

 

  1. Shadows Over Camelot

Shadows Over Camelot is a unique collaborative game with a truly wicked twist. Players work closely together to defeat evil forces approaching the valiant Camelot. With a traitor among them, however, the feat is less than easy. This game will test your skills of intuition and build concepts of teamwork.

 

  1. King of Tokyo

If you’re looking for a truly unique fantasy gaming experience, outside the realm of traditional lore, then King of Tokyo is for you. Players will be able to immerse themselves in a world of giant mutant monsters, huge robots and other aliens who are all in combat with each other in order to become the one and only King of Tokyo. The most fearless player of them all becomes the King of Tokyo and is left to face opponents on his own. On that note, the fighting never really stops! Once players accumulate the most destruction points by annihilating Tokyo, the game ends and there’s a standalone winner. Definitely one of the most explosive fantasy games on the market today!

For your upcoming game night, these fantasy board games are a definite must. With clever gameplays, evocative themes and interesting characters, you won’t be disappointed with this selection. Have fun!


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