Despite having its share of issues, it's crammed with enough cool ideas to help smooth over any cracks (particularly if you grab the Widow's Walk expansion or the 'Legacy' edition that adds consequences to each game). That's why Betrayal at House on the Hill is so enduring. Or a giant bird could be about to carry the house away, forcing you to search for a parachute. Perhaps a teammate tries to sacrifice you. Maybe a monster wakes up in the basement, eager to feast on your flesh. Stumble upon enough and a mission will begin, turning the house (or your allies) against you. It's impossible to tell what's waiting on the other side of a door, too - you'll trigger random events and 'Omens' as you explore. Players lay down room tiles at random as they make their way through this haunted house, and that means the board is an unknown quantity each and every session. No matter what happens, Betrayal oozes tension. In fact, we still haven't seen everything after years of exploring those dusty halls.
That makes it one of the most replayable board games for adults on this list. There's no way to tell if you're the hero of this story or one of its victims, though thanks to 50 distinct scenarios, you never know what you'll face. Betrayal at House on the Hill lets you star in your own horror movie.
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