Tabletop games are a fun way to spend time together on a night in the house with friends or family members. But these days, board games are definitely not the kind of games that a lot of people grew up with and instead, modern board games are super immersive and detailed and are perfect for people that love really story-driven, detailed video games.

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But, if game night means trying to get people that aren't normally gamers involved, these games might not be a good choice. Some of these games can have a really complicated way of playing and confusing win conditions that can turn off people that aren't normally super into gaming. Luckily, there are some more simple ones that even non-gamers will have fun with.

10 Betrayal At House On The Hill

Betrayal at House on the Hill is a horror-themed tile building game in which the players each play a different character that is exploring a haunted house. The layout of the house is randomized each time, changing depending on the cards that the players draw throughout the course of the game. As the game goes on, players discover different haunted items and omens that will change the way that the game's story plays out.

9 PitchCar

PitchCar is a unique dexterity game in which interconnecting wooden pieces form a race track. Players are then each given a small wooden puck that acts as their "car" and they use their fingers to flick the pucks around the twisting and curving track. The first player to complete three laps around the track wins!

8 Legendary Forests

Legendary Forests is a tile placement game in which players are all given tiles that are placed together in order to create a mystical forest world. To play this game, one player chooses tiles at random and calls out the number on the tiles. The other players then find the same numbered tile and place it somewhere on their board so that the edges line up with the pieces they've already placed.

7 Sagrada

Sagrada is a placement-based game in which players are all competing against each other as artists that are trying to build the most beautiful stained glass windows.

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To build their stained glass, players have to place dice around the board. There are some restrictions as far as where players can place each dice when they're constructing their stained glass window, making the game challenging but still easy enough to learn for even people that aren't normally into games of any kind.

6 Love Letter

Love Letter is a board game designed for 2-4 players and is a game that takes a lot of strategy. In the game, each player is trying to get their love letter to Princess Annette before the other players get their letters to her. Each turn, players draw a card that allows them to make a move against another player to stop them from moving forward, but can make them a major target later on in the game.

5 Telestrations

Telestrations is a party game that's similar to childhood games like telephone. In this game, players are given a word that they have to draw before time runs out. Then, they give their drawing to the next player who has to guess what it is. They hand their guess to the next person, who then draws that word.

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The goal is to have the final drawing match the first one and, by doing so, match what the first player was trying to draw. There are thousands of words that can be given at random to players and this hilarious and creative game is perfect for groups.

4 Tiny Towns

Tiny Towns is a city building-style game in which players are given a small grid that represents the town that they're the may or of and are tasked with working to develop. Players have to choose what kind of resource blocks or buildings to put in each square of their grid in order to score them points.

3 Monikers

Monikers is a party game in which players draw a card that has the name of a public figure, fictional character, or concept that the player then has to try to get their teammate to guess. In the first round, the player can say anything they want as a hint as long as they don't say what's on the card. In the second round, they can only give a single word hint. And in the third and final round, the player can't give any hints and has to act out the card.

2 Azul

Azul is a tile placement game in which players collect patterned tiles and then arrange them on the board with the goal of completing full sets or arranging them in a specific way. At the end of the game, once all the tiles have been placed by all the players, players are scored based on the way that they placed their tiles. Full sets give the players points while wasted tiles that weren't used take away points from the player.

1 Pandemic

Pandemic is a cooperative strategy game that is definitely geared more toward gamers than the other games on this list, but because it's a co-op style game, it's easier for non-gamers to get into. In this game, a deadly disease has broken out somewhere on the Earth and is spreading all over. It's up to the players who are playing as a team of researchers and doctors to find a cure and travel around the world to stop the virus.

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