How to Download Among Us Game in PC/Laptop/Mac | Works in Any PC | Working 2020
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HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE GAME IN PC:-
1. Download The Game File (.zip) from The Above Download Link
2. Just Extract The .zip File (Using WinRAR or 7 - Zip or Inbuilt Windows Explorer.
3. Open The Extracted Game File that is "Among.Us.v2020.9.9s"
4. Open AmongUs.exe And Play Your Game
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GAMEPLAY:-
Among Us is a multiplayer game, supporting 4–10 players. 1–3 of these players are randomly selected each game to be Impostors, while the rest are Crewmates. The game can take place on one of three maps: a spaceship (The Skeld), a headquarters building (Mira HQ), or a planet base (Polus).[1][14] Crewmates are given tasks to complete around the map in the form of minigames, consisting of maintenance work on vital systems, such as electrical rewiring and fueling engines. Impostors are given a fake list of tasks in order to blend in with Crewmates and have the ability to sabotage the map's systems, traverse vents, identify any other Impostors, and murder Crewmates. If a player dies, they become a ghost; ghosts have the ability to pass through walls, but can only interact with the world in limited ways and are invisible to everyone except other ghosts.[15][16] All players, aside from ghosts,[17] have a limited cone of vision, which allows for players to hide from view of other players despite the game's top-down perspective.[18]
The Crewmates win by completing all tasks before being murdered or by finding and eliminating all the Impostors; for the Impostors to win, they must kill enough Crewmates such that the number of Impostor(s) is equal to the number of Crewmate(s) or have a sabotage countdown run out; the goal of ghosts is to help their living teammates by completing tasks and performing sabotages for Crewmate and Impostor ghosts, respectively. When an Impostor performs a sabotage, there is either an immediate consequence (such as all the lights being turned off) or a countdown will begin, and the sabotage must be resolved before it finishes, or else all the Crewmates will die. Sabotages can be resolved by players in varying ways depending on which sabotage is done.[15][16][14]
If a player finds a dead body, they can report it, which will lead to a group meeting where all other gameplay is halted and players discuss who they believe an Impostor is based on the evidence surrounding the murder. If a plurality vote is reached, the chosen person is ejected from the map and dies.[15][16] Players may also call an "emergency meeting" by pressing a button in the map at any time.[19][20][16] The game is played in a text chat,[15] wherein players can only communicate during meetings, and only if they are alive, although ghosts can speak with each other.[16][18][14] Although the game does not have a built-in voice chat system, it is common for players to use external programs such as Discord while playing.[21][22][23] Various customization options to aspects of gameplay, such as vision range and emergency meetings, are available in each game's lobby.[24][18] There are also many cosmetic options, including spacesuit colors, skins, hats, and pets,[25][26] some of which are paid downloadable content.[18][4][9][d]
Development and release
Among Us was inspired by the real-life party game Mafia, and was initially intended to be a mobile-only local multiplayer game with a single map. In June 2018, the game released to Android and iOS. Shortly after release, Among Us had an average player count of 30 to 50 players simultaneously.[24] Programmer Forest Willard deemed that "it didn’t release super well" which designer Marcus Bromander believed was because studio InnerSloth "[is] really bad at marketing".[3] The team intended to "[give] up on it several times", but continued work on it due to a "small but vocal player base",[27] first adding in online multiplayer, new tasks, customization options,[27] and later that year, a Steam release.[3] Cross-platform play support was available upon release of the PC version,[28][29] and in 2019, two additional maps, Mira HQ and Polus, were added.[30][31][32]
According to Willard, the team stuck with the game "a lot longer than we probably should have from a pure business standpoint", putting out regular updates to the game as often as once per week. This led to a steady increase in players, "snowball[ing]" the game's playerbase. Bromander stated their ability to do this was due to them having enough savings, allowing them to keep working on the game even while it was not selling particularly well.[3]
The team planned to release the game to consoles such as PS4 and Xbox One, but encountered a problem in implementing player communication, as standard text-based or voice-based chat seemed unusable. They considered a system similar to the "quick comms" system from Rocket League, as well as the possibility of developing an entirely new communication system for the game. As of September 2020, it is currently unknown what state the development of the ports is in, though they are at least considering making them.[21][22]
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