Avalon Hill Betrayal at House on the Hill, Green

Super fun game. Can be complicated at the beginning but I love the story building aspect of the game. A must have for those who like Pandemic, Settlers and other adult board games.

This is more than a dark complicated version of Clue, its more of a RPG game on a board. Lots of different variations of the 2nd part of the game (the haunt) are possible. Lots of fun.

Not a game for everyone, as it is full of monsters, bad guys, and spells and such, but in such an innocent, roll~of~the~dice kind of way! Fascinating game, brilliantly thought out. My 16 year old Son asked for it for Christmas; he and older family members have played it quite a few times (while chomping on Pizza and snacks) since December and thoroughly enjoyed it!!

So. One time I played a friends copy and became the traitor early (early haunt). Shouldve been simple for the other players to get past me, except I was standing directly in the doorway. Straight up dice battle, my character underpowered, four against one. I dice-troyed them. Thats when I decided to buy the game.

great game

This is a fun game to play with a group of people. Even if you play with the same group of friends, the game will play out differently each time because there are so many different betrayals. Great game for all level of board game players.

0/10 WOULD NOT RECOMMEND My main complaint about Betrayal at House on the Hill is the length of the rules, 20+ pages is overkill. The game requires players to learn a large number of different mechanics and interactions, which is overwhelming for new players. Additionally, the game has multiple scenarios, each with its own set of rules and objectives, adding to the complexity of the game. Another issue with Betrayal at House on the Hill is its extremely slow gameplay. The game can take a long time to complete, especially for players who are unfamiliar with the rules. This can be frustrating for players who are looking for a quick and engaging board game experience. As a result Betrayal at House on the Hill is unfriendly to new players. The game can be difficult to learn and teach, and the large number of rules and mechanics can be intimidating for players who are new to board games.

Had great fun with my friends playing this out! I used to have it years ago, but lost it while shifting house. This is my second purchase!

Tons of replayability!

My friends and I ADORE this game. The base game is fairly straightforward, but be sure to read all the rules and haunt scenarios carefully, as the game does change up quite a bit.