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What an odd article and what odd choices. "Among us" against Dead of Winter, the latter game is much more involved than the former and a comparison with any of the werewolf games would be more appropriate. (Although one could argue on if they're "better".)

"Dead by Daylight" and "Betrayal at the House on the Hill" is also odd, also because the former has a more clearly defined ruleset than the latter (don't get me wrong: I love Betrayal, but it's more of a shared experience than a game).