Magic: The Gathering's Turtle Team Up Boxed Set Is 40% Off at Amazon Today
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It’s hard to believe we’re approaching our fifth Magic: The Gathering set of the year, with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles feeling like it was years ago - despite launching in March. One of the coolest parts of the set was Turtle Team Up, a unique co-op boxed product for 2 to 4 players, and now it’s seeing a steep discount on Amazon. In fact, it’s hit the lowest price since launch and is now just under $30. The list price of the box was $49.99 at launch, but you can save 40% right now at the retailer, bringing it down to $29.99. You’ll need to play with friends, but rather than a traditional competitive match or adversarial multiplayer format like Commander, you’ll all be on the same team to tackle a series of bosses including Shredder. In the box, you’ll find four decks for up to four players, as well as an enemy deck that includes 11 bosses to fight. There are also four Play Boosters, making this a decent value proposition. In fact, those four booster packs get you to around $28 of value, and that’s not including the entire co-op game. In many ways, you’re getting everything else in the box for a couple of bucks. It’s also a great way to introduce friends and family to Magic: The Gathering, since the co-op nature makes it a gentle way to ease them in. Honestly, if this deal was available at Amazon UK, I’d be diving in like a turtle smelling pizza through a sewer grate. Even if you just want the packs, this is a solid deal. Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.
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