As we said in our review, it's a 'fantastic update to a beloved classic'.

Although 2010's Betrayal at House on the Hill 2nd edition remains an excellent way to spend an evening, this 3rd edition glow-up gives the artwork an overhaul, offers 50 new scenarios, introduces vastly improved miniatures to represent each character, and finishes with streamlined mechanics that make the whole thing easier to play. Particularly now that the formula has been improved with an all-new version. Yet for the most part, this game is stuffed with enough cool ideas to smooth over any cracks. It's weirder, too we once had to fight a ghost shark that was flooding the house room by room, for example. The result oozes tension, and even though there are similarities to rivals like Mansions of Madness, we'd say Betrayal at House on the Hill is more accessible on the whole. You need it on your shelf GamesRadar+ review Perhaps a teammate tries to sacrifice you in exchange for eternal youth. Maybe a monster wakes up in the basement, eager to feast on your flesh. All you know for certain is that a secret mission will soon begin, turning the house - or your allies - against you.

But because you'll be laying down room tiles at random, it's impossible to tell what's waiting for you on the other side of a door.

Here are the best board and card games for teens.Taking on the role of horror cliches (like the jock or creepy preteen), who have been drawn here for mysterious reasons, players explore the house turn by turn to uncover the truth. Bonus: They won’t max out your budget or your screen time. Whether you’re looking for new party games or late-night entertainment at your next sleepover, we’ve found the best board games that your whole group will want to try. Looking for more of a contest? Expand your mind (and vocabulary) with Codenames, or revel in a nostalgic classic like Candy Land. Laugh out loud with a round of Apples to Apples, or connect with your friends and fam on a deeper level with We’re Not Really Strangers. Luckily, there are tons of fun board game options out there that can suit everyone’s competitive streak.

(And let’s face it - how many games of Never Have I Ever and Truth or Dare can you play?) While there are all kinds of fun IRL games available, it can be hard to find something everyone will enjoy on game night. We can all use a break from our phone screens every now and then, and board games are one of the best ways to pass the time and bond with your besties.

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