Klaus Teuber's Catan is a cult-favorite board game that is utterly captivating. It involves trading, strategy, tactical skill, and luck, making it the perfect pick for young adults. Amazon reviewers give Catan a stellar 4.6-star rating overall, with reviewers calling this one of the best games they have ever played.

"If you've never played Catan then you need to buy this immediately. [...] The board is different every game and you will need to adjust your strategy accordingly. Grab three friends and play some freaking Catan. And try to remember that [it's] just a game," one reviewer quipped.

A game of Catan usually lasts at least an hour, but honestly, time will totally fly by.

Number of players: 3 to 4

Ages: 10 and up

Music lovers, listen up — the unusually musical Spontuneous is a board game that you will truly adore. The concept of the game is simple: A word is given and it's a race to blurt out any song containing that word. Singing on key (or at all) isn’t required, but hey, you're welcome to try. The game takes only about 30 minutes to play, but it can quickly turn into a major competition.

Amazon reviewers give this pick a solid 4.5-star rating, with one reviewer saying, "This game is awesome! I bought it for my 20 year old son who is a musician. [...] When we first played it, there was roaring laughter and everyone was engaged from age 13 to age 53! Super fun to play with a lot of people. [...] If you like music of any kind, you like to play board games and you don't mind a loud, excited crowd, then this is the game for you!"

Number of players: 4 to 10

Ages: 8 and up

A classic board game with a Game Of Thrones twist? It’s like two of the greatest things combined. And that’s exactly what you’ll get with Clue Game of Thrones.

This board game is perfect for lovers of the show, but honestly, anyone can enjoy it. The two-sided board allows you to experience the game in either The Red Keep or Meereen. Race to find out who was responsible for plotting the murder, which weapon was used, and where the crime took place.

Reviewers on Amazon rave about this pick, giving it a 4.2-star rating overall. "Loved this version of Clue. The show fits perfectly for a game like this and it was so much fun playing with other fans of the show! [...] I definitely recommend buying it," one reviewer wrote.

Number of players: 2 to 6

Ages: 18 and up

It’s fast-paced and slightly naughty — which is why That’s What She Said is the ultimate party in a box. The game concept is simple: Players match hilarious red setup cards to the funniest white phrase cards. What ensues is an outrageous time. Trust me on this — my friends and I played this at one of our game nights, and I assure you that we were cackling the entire time. And with a 4.7-star rating on Amazon, we clearly aren't alone in our adoration for this pick.

"This game had our group of friends laughing so hard all our bellies and cheeks/faces were hurting...seriously! We played the game for hours, and again the next night. One friend ordered the game the very next day, so she could share it with another group of her friends," one reviewer wrote.

Number of players: 4+

Ages: 17 and up

Imagine your family and friend’s silly faces when they try to say "warm beef meatballs" while wearing cheek retractors…yeah, hilarious, I know. And that’s exactly what happens when you play Watch Ya’ Mouth! Sure, it's more-than-slightly ridiculous, but it’s also impossible to play without hysterical laughter.

Watch Ya’ Mouth has an impressive 4.5-star rating on Amazon, and one reviewer even had this to say: "We Laughed! We Cried! We Laughed Til We Cried! Such an hilarious game for young and old alike! Highly recommend for teens and older."

Number of players: 3 to 10

Ages: 8 and up

Forget forced icebreakers that end up being in awkward; Been There Done That is the ideal way to get to know a new group of people, or even learn more about your friends and family. The game asks some super random, interesting, and often funny questions like, have you ever created a fake social media account to stalk someone? Missed a Flight? Been to Paris? Been square dancing?

One reviewer on Amazon was surprised at what they learned during this game: "This is our new favorite ice-breaker game. You learn a lot about people you thought you knew... the stories that come up are priceless! It's not too personal so you can play it with people you don't know well, but when you play with good friends you can hear all sorts of good stories." Been There Done That can be played in just 30 minutes and is great for large groups.

Number of players: 3 to 12

Ages: 13 and up

Betrayal At House On The Hill is both creepy and worthy of repeated play. When the strategy game begins, players take turns discovering new rooms and secrets in a haunted mansion. As the game progresses, players must work together to survive a nightmarish challenge, except for one player who turns on the group and becomes the traitor. It’s a longer game that can last about 60 minutes, but reviewers on Amazon say that each time playing it is so unique that it never gets old.

“We've played it so many times, and every time is different. There are still so many haunts that we haven't experienced yet. the replay value of this game is outstanding. Very fun to get spooked out with friends on game night. [...] The interesting scenarios and unfolding story keeps everyone attentive,” one reviewer wrote.

Number of players: 3 to 6

Ages: 12 and up

Cards Against Humanity is basically the original party game, but it somehow never gets old. Described by the manufacturer as “a party game for horrible people,” it involves rounds where one player reads a question or statement from a black card and everyone else fills in the blanks with their funniest white card or cards. It's slightly scandalous, but also great fun.

Amazon reviewers have crowned this one of the ultimate must-have games, with more than 34,000 reviewers giving it an overall 4.8-star rating. "This game is a mixture of inappropriately dirty, offensive and crude cards along with the simple fluff cards [...] If you're tired of children-friendly Apples to Apples and want to laugh at the stupidity of a card game, this is perfect," one reviewer wrote.

Number of players: 4+

Ages: 17 and up

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