Among Us 2 will take at least as long to enter open beta, and InnerSloth expects the game to stay in open beta for longer than the first game. Related: Fall Guys Devs Have Banned Over 2,000 "Bad Beans" For CheatingĪmong Us took six months to hit early access and another six months to officially go live.
Lastly, Among Us 2's matchmaking will be reworked to better accommodate custom games and disparate skill levels among players. The developer will also be cracking down much harder on bad behavior in Among Us 2 and plans to introduce a report button, anti-hacking measures, and game moderators. Additionally, InnerSloth is looking to implement player accounts and friends lists in Among Us 2, to be made available immediately upon launch. InnerSloth has acknowledged that it’s extremely difficult to have a balanced game with three Imposters and a maximum of ten players, so it's shooting for a new cap of 12-15 player games in the sequel. There are no indications yet about what those roles might be, and considering that InnerSloth is a three-person team, it'll likely be a while before we get details.Īmong Us 2 will also allow for more than ten players per match. InnerSloth is also looking into adding more roles to shake things up and improve the game’s replayability. As for Among Us 2, the core dynamic of Imposters versus Crewmates will be carried over. The game essentially just notes on a whiteboard, but what InnerSloth has chosen to share is incredibly interesting.įirst and foremost: Among Us will be preserved as it is now. Here’s the gist: Among Us 2 is still in its germ stage. InnerSloth made its plans known just about a month ago, around the peak of when Among Us was starting to become wildly popular. With this in mind, it’s a rather strange time for Among Us developer InnerSloth to announce a second game.
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