Review Details

Betrayal at House on the Hill (2nd Edition)

Product Review (submitted on November 5, 2015):

This game is instantly what I think of when I see a time exploration mechanic in any other game. The game can play fast, and generates incredible stories as every player is desperate for things to go there way in that next roll.

The randomness can but some players off. A munchkin in our group plays very defensively, trying to prevent anyone from getting anything that would make them powerful, least they turn betrayer. But for the rest of us, it's a fun ride.

The components are a little iffy, but this game has a massive online community that has put together solutions for any problem you have. The designer ever released a huge expansion of additional stories.

Truly the great ameritrash novel.