$4.99Among Us Trust Nobody on the Ship
Do your tasks, spot the liars, and try not to get voted out by your own crew.
Is Among Us worth it?
Among Us is worth it if…
- you like lying to your friends and catching them lying back
- you want short party rounds of teamwork that turn into arguments
- you like customizing a tiny spaceman with hats and pets
- you have a group for voice chat or local play
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Fix the ship while someone breaks it
As a Crewmate, your job is gloriously boring: run little maintenance tasks around the Skeld, MIRA HQ, Polus, or the Airship until the ship is ready to leave. Then someone kills the lights, a door slams shut, and boring stops. You check the Admin map, glance at the Security cameras, and react to sabotages before they split the crew apart. Report a body and suddenly wiring duty becomes a murder trial.
Lie with confidence as the Impostor
Impostors get the fun tools. You slip through vents to cross the ship fast, close doors to trap a victim alone, and cause sabotages that scatter the crew in a panic. Kill a Crewmate, then stand next to someone else and look shocked at the meeting. Pretend to run tasks, keep your story straight, and frame a bystander so the vote lands on them instead of you. Nothing beats watching everyone eject the wrong little spaceman.
Meetings where friendships end
Dead body reported or emergency button pressed, and the real game starts: the discussion. You trade alibis, point at movement on the map, and call out suspicious behavior before voting to eject someone into space. Play online with 4 to 15, over local WiFi, or with friends using voice chat, which the game is built around. Public lobbies from the host list work, but the game is far better with people whose voices you recognize.
Dress your little suspect
Everyone is a small, round, colorful Crewmate seen from above, and yours can wear the hat, visor, skin, and pet of your choice. Hosts can tune the match with more Impostors, more tasks, and different roles, and pick Classic deduction or Hide n Seek.
What should you know before boarding?
How do Crewmates actually win?
Finish all your ship tasks, or find and eject every Impostor. Watch the Admin map and cameras, report bodies fast, fix sabotages before they snowball, and use emergency meetings when someone acts strange. Then vote. Choose wrong and you just spaced an innocent friend.
What can Impostors do besides kill?
Plenty. They fake tasks to blend in, vent between rooms, trigger sabotages to cause chaos and split the group, and shut doors to isolate victims. The clever part is social: stay calm in discussion, agree a little too loudly, and let the crew vote each other out.
What changes between matches?
Four maps, Classic or Hide n Seek modes, and host options for Impostor count, task count, and roles. Then there is the important variable: your look. Pick a color, hat, visor, skin, and pet, so at least you look stylish while being wrongly accused.
