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How to Win at Among Us

By Matthew Lynch
November 2, 2023
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Among Us is a popular online multiplayer game that has taken the world by storm. In this game, players work together as a crew to complete tasks on a spaceship while trying to identify and eliminate the impostors among them. To win, crew members must complete all tasks or vote out the impostors, while impostors must eliminate enough crew members without getting caught.

Here are some tips and strategies to help you emerge victorious in Among Us:

1. Communication is Key:

Whether you’re a crew member or an impostor, effective communication is crucial. During discussions or emergency meetings, share your observations and listen carefully to others. Crew members should share information about their tasks and whereabouts, while impostors should create alibis and spread subtle suspicions.

2. Complete Tasks Effectively:

Crew members should prioritize high-impact tasks such as reactor/02 emergencies or tasks with visual indicators (e.g., MedBay scans) to prove innocence. Try to complete tasks in groups so other players can vouch for you but be aware of potential false groupings with impostors pretending to do tasks.

3. Keep Track of your Surroundings:

Always pay attention to your surroundings, like who is nearby when a task is being completed or entrances/exits people use. This information can be helpful during discussions and help you identify suspicious behavior.

4. Use Security Tools Wisely:

Make frequent use of security cameras or admin maps to gather information on player movements. However, be mindful that staying in one place for too long makes you vulnerable to attacks or unwarranted suspicions.

5. For Impostors – Blend In:

To avoid detection as an impostor, be attentive to the timing and location of your movements. Ensure that you maintain consistency between invented alibis and actual crewmate behavior (e.g., pretending to complete tasks). Avoid being seen using vents too often.

6. Sabotage Smartly:

Impostors can utilize strategic sabotages such as reactor or oxygen malfunctions to divert attention and split up players, making them easy targets. Closed doors can also delay crew members and create opportunities for killings or escapes.

7. Build Trust Early:

Both crew members and impostors should try to cultivate trust with other players by helping with tasks, offering alibis, or voting together. For impostors, this relationship can be exploited later in the game to direct suspicion away from yourself.

8. Play the Voting Game:

During discussions, make sure to actively participate and share valid reasons for your votes. Crew members should avoid blindly following the majority, while impostors can subtly manipulate votes to their advantage.

9. Be Adaptable:

Always be prepared to adjust your strategy based on new information or unexpected events. For example, if another player sees you using vents as an impostor, it’s important to react accordingly and create a convincing cover story.

By following these tips and practicing regularly, you’ll increase your chances of winning at Among Us. Remember that teamwork and communication are essential for both sides, whether you’re working together as a crew or sowing chaos as an impostor. Good luck!

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