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Screams Ghostface Joins Among Us To celebrate the release of the new Scream film, official Ghostface cosmetics are being added to the popular video game Among Us. Scream's Ghostface is looking pretty sus right about now. To celebrate the release of the fifth entry in the Scream series of slasher films, official Ghostface cosmetics are being added to the popular multiplayer video game Among Us. The cosmetics were announced at the end of a YouTube video uploaded by Paramount Pictures, in which Scream stars Jack Quaid and Mason Gooding played Among Us with online personalities Chilled Chaos, 5up, TinaKitten and Kara Corvus. The brief announcement screen reveals that Among Us players will be able to unlock Ghostface's cloak and iconic mask in the near future. Developed and published by Innersloth, Among Us is a social deduction game in which players take control of one member of a crew of colorful, armless cartoon astronauts. However, certain players are randomly chosen to be "

Why Among Us Engineer Role Mod Is Great (But Bad For Impostors) The Engineer role mod for Among Us can be very beneficial to crewmates, but Engineers are bad news for Impostors hoping for an easy win. Mods are being used in Among Us in a variety of ways. Typically, the social deduction game from InnerSloth boils down to crewmates who must perform tasks and Impostors who kill them. Along the way, crewmates try to figure out who the Impostor is and eject them from the game. However, mods can freshen up gameplay and add new mechanics. Since last year, a number of mods focusing on roles have been added to Among Us. Quite a few of these overpower Impostors by giving them abilities that make it easier to kill crewmates. However, some Among Us role mods - like Doctor and Sheriff - can help out crewmates. For instance, the Doctor can revive fallen allies and the Sheriff can shoot a player they believe to be an Impostor without having to call an Emergency Meeting. Likewise, the Engineer role is

Among Us How to Win As A Crewmate (Tips Tricks & Strategies) While it should be easy to win Among Us as a Crewmate, players will find that isn't the case. Here are some tips to eject Impostors and win the game. Among Us has taken the gaming world by storm over the last few weeks, quickly becoming one of the most popular party games to play with friends. In the game, players are assigned a role as either a Crewmate or an Impostor. The Crewmates’ goal is to complete the assigned tasks on the spaceship and vote off all Impostors before the Impostors kill them. The Impostors’ goal is to sabotage the tasks and kill the Crewmates until their number is equal to the number of Impostors. Players have to lie to each other to avoid detection and will need to rely on word of mouth from other players to clear their name or discover who the Impostor is among them. While it seems like the Crewmates should have the advantage, as there are more of them than there are Impostors and it can be dif

Among Us Theory What Impostors Really Are Among Us' dastardly Impostors terrorize crewmates with various forms of killing and sabotage, and fans have theories about their origins and motives. The Impostors that give Among Us its name and central gameplay hook are, by design, a mysterious bunch. On the surface, they're nearly identical to Among Us' colorful crewmates, but Impostors exhibit certain strange and terrifying properties. Due to the game's lack of overt story, it's unclear what exactly Among Us' Impostors are, but fans have a few compelling theories. Unlike normal crewmates, Impostors have the ability to slink through vents, which - unless crewmates are small enough to do this, too, but simply have no need to - suggests they have some kind of shapeshifting ability. This would also explain Impostors' ability to open up a large mouth at the waist of their spacesuits and stab victims with sharp tongues. It's possible Among Us' crewmates also ha

Among Us Ghosts Should Be Able To Haunt Imposters After Death While there a lot of things Among Us does very well, giving ghosts more abilities in the game would make the experience more fun and even more deep. In a very short time, Among Us has become one of the most popular games to play with friends. On the surface, the game is very simple, but it's the premise of deceiving a player's friends as an imposter or sniffing out the liar in the party which is so compelling and satisfying. This sort of gameplay lends itself to multiple replays over and over, and with a quality group of people, Among Us is a fantastic time to be had. Overall, Among Us isn't a very complicated game and it doesn't need to be. The way the game works lends itself to either short bursts or long sessions which makes it easy to jump into and out of quickly. However, despite the game's brilliant simplicity, it does have one minor oversight that could be interesting if fully realized. One of the

Among Us Map Timeline Theory How The Impostor Attacks Started One interesting Among Us fan theory offers an explanation on the origins of the Impostors and provides a timeline for when and where they appear. The online social deduction multiplayer title Among Us is a relatively simple game, but it's recent success has already brought about some interesting and complex fan theories to give more backstory to the space-themed setting. One theory gives a plausible explanation for how the Impostors came to be, incorporating each of the maps for more evidence. There are currently three maps in Among Us: The Skeld, MIRA HQ, and the latest addition, Polus. The developers are in the process of adding a new map, so this theory will only pertain to the ones already available. The Skeld is the primary map that takes place on a cargo spaceship which travels to the other locations. MIRA HQ is a tall building set high in a planet's atmosphere and is the location the Crewmates travel back to a