Among Us

In matches of 4–15 players, you take the role of a Crewmate or an Impostor aboard a spaceship. Crewmates aim to complete their tasks or vote out every Impostor; Impostors try to eliminate the crew without being identified.

Crewmates move around the ship to complete tasks, watch for suspicious behavior, and use tools such as the Admin map and security cameras. Reporting a body or calling an emergency meeting starts a discussion where players share clues and vote to eject someone. Impostors can kill, sabotage ship systems, close doors, use vents, and pretend to do tasks.

Play online or over local Wi-Fi in Classic or Hide n Seek mode, across four maps: The Skeld, MIRA HQ, Polus, and the Airship. Game options can change the number of Impostors, tasks, and roles; players can also customize their character with colors and cosmetic items.

Players who enjoy Among Us often praise its mix of deduction, bluffing, and lively group discussions, especially when playing with friends. Reviews also value the simple setup and the way each match can turn on different suspicions and decisions. Other players describe public-lobby experiences as frustrating, citing rude chat, cheating, and votes based on weak evidence.