Innersloth’s social deduction game Among Us rose rapidly to fame during 2020, and since then has garnered a massive and active fan community that produces plenty of content for other players to consume. The game has multiple mods that can be installed to help generate new interest among longtime players, and artists help provide wallpapers and other Among Us-inspired art pieces for fans to make use of. Some content creators have even made emojis based on the game.
By now, Among Us is so well-known that terms like sus and Impostor have almost become common vernacular within the gaming world, though this is sometimes to the ire of vocal criticizers of Among Us. Frequent new updates from Innersloth have also helped the game stay within the public eye, even if its popularity isn’t as unrivaled as it was during 2020. The game’s simplistic art style makes it visually stand out from similar games in the genre, and at this point its characters – simply known as crewmates – are a well-known shape within the Among Us fan community.
In fact, crewmates have become so easily identifiable that a crewmate-shaped McDonald’s chicken nugget sold for nearly $100,000 just earlier this month. This seems to show that the Among Us hype train won’t be slowing to a halt any time soon. The game will soon be receiving what may be its largest update thus far, increasing the maximum amount of players from 10 to 15 and adding new roles, gameplay modes and plenty of colors for players to choose from. In light of this exciting news, some are looking for ways to incorporate Among Us into their Discord or Slack servers.
Where To Find Among Us Emojis
Among Us fans who are looking to add a bit of the game into their daily conversations can do so through the use of emojis, and fortunately there are plenty to choose from. A Reddit post from user teepmon provided a pack of over 150 Among Us emojis, complete with color variations:
The emojis can be accessed from Google Drive as well as Imgur, though mobile users might need to use the Imgur app in order to view the high quality and transparent versions of the artwork. Of the emojis featured in the pack, arguably the best are the wide range of crewmate emotions that are provided. They convey a surprisingly large amount of feelings on characters without any facial features, and the inclusion of different colors makes it so every Among Us player can now show off their favorite crewmate color in every conversation.
As more new Among Us colors are revealed, such as the recent additions of Banana, Rose and Gray, it’s possible that the emoji pack will be further updated to add them. If not, players should be able to create their own emojis fairly easily given how simplistic Among Us‘ visual elements tend to be. As time goes on, however, it seems likely that fans and content will creators will continue to regularly provide new content for other Among Us players in the form of everything from mods to emojis.
