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Yes. AreYouGame.com runs a dedicated "On Sale" section where discounted items are listed with both the original price and the reduced price, so you can see the markdown before you buy. The sale inventory spans puzzles, board games, party games, STEM toys, and learning activities rather than being limited to one category. If you are shopping on a budget or waiting for a price drop, that section is the first place to check.
How the Sale Section Works
AreYouGame.com labels discounted products in two ways: a standalone sale price, or a "Regular price" crossed out next to the current price. The second format is the more useful one because it shows exactly how much you save.
Examples from the site's On Sale listings:
| Product | Sale price | Regular price |
|---|---|---|
| Pendulonium STEM Challenge | $11.50 | $22.99 |
| Sight Word Swat! | $9.00 | $17.99 |
| Charley Harper – The Rocky Mountains Puzzle (1000 pcs) | $12.48 | $24.95 |
| It's Bunco Time! | $10.00 | $19.99 |
| Farm-Opoly Board Game | $13.50 | $26.99 |
| Crashapult STEM Challenge | $11.50 | $22.99 |
| Wikipedia: The Game About Everything | $8.00 | $15.99 |
| Learning Essentials – Snap-n-Learn Number Turtles | $12.00 | $23.99 |
Some sale items, such as Pizza Party at $10.99, appear without a listed regular price, so you cannot calculate the discount from the page alone.
What Kinds of Products Go on Sale
The discounted listings cover a wide spread of categories, which means a sale search is not restricted to one type of shopper:
- STEM and building toys — Pendulonium and Crashapult STEM Challenges, both roughly half off.
- Educational games — Sight Word Swat! and Snap-n-Learn Number Turtles.
- Jigsaw puzzles — 1000-piece puzzles from Charley Harper and Lewis T. Johnson, plus a 90s TV-themed puzzle.
- Board and party games — Farm-Opoly, It's Bunco Time!, Wikipedia: The Game About Everything.
- Craft and activity kits — DIY Bouncing Ball Kit at $3.50 (regular $7.00).
Other Places Discounts Show Up
Beyond the On Sale section, the homepage organizes products into Best Sellers, New Releases, and Shop By Fandom (Marvel, Disney, Harry Potter, Star Wars). These are not discount sections, but they are useful for spotting which items are moving and which are newly added — helpful if you want to track a product and wait for it to be marked down. The site also mentions an IAMGame Rewards program, though the page evidence does not specify what benefits or discounts it provides.
Practical Tips for Finding Deals
- Start with the On Sale section and sort or scan for items showing a crossed-out "Regular price" — those give you the clearest savings figure.
- Compare across categories, since markdowns are spread across puzzles, games, and toys rather than concentrated in one area.
- Check Best Sellers and New Releases if the sale section is thin on what you want; popular items are more likely to be restocked and eventually discounted.
- Note that not every sale item lists a regular price, so for those you will need to judge the value on the sale price alone.
Prices and sale status change over time, so confirm the current price on the product page before purchasing.