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Everyone is sus when playing Among Us, an online, multiplayer social-deduction game from Innersloth for iOS, Android, and Windows. It’s space-Mafia with tasks, ghosts, sabotaging, and John McClane-style vent action. The only rule: don’t be suspicious.
The real treasure was the murders we made along the way.
Tiff Arment with Brian Hamilton, James Thomson, Kathy Campbell and Tony Sindelar
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