AMONG US: IN-PERSON YOUTH GROUP GAME

Best Game of the Year - Tried and Loved by my Kids - They Begged to Play MORE!

Life Saver! I have been trying to play my version of among us in class but couldn't come up with ways to make it work. Got this game literally an hour before class, printed a few sheets that I needed, and started playing the game. I spend about 20 minutes finding material and setting up the stations. I explained the game to my first graders and did 2 test runs before they finally caught on. The kids really enjoyed the game and begged to play more after the imposter or crew mates won. I was able to make my own station based on what Im teaching, e.g. ( Chinese Word Search and Math Worksheets) by making and printing out station instructions. I highly recommend this game since you can keep playing this game for the rest of the year by adding different elements to the game and making it work. Love Love Love! Thank you!

So fun!

Very fun and creative! Easy to customize to your own group of kids. I didn't know how to play Among Us before planning to do an Among Us event, this download helped me understand the game a bit better. We eventually played a few rounds in the dark, I gave the kids glow sticks (they took them off if they were Ghosts). Everyone had a lot of fun, even the adults! We will definitely be playing many times. Thank you!

Helpful, but could have more features

Our group recently used the "Among Us: In Person Game" on a Sunday Evening. The kit, itself, was useful in that it had 10 activities that were available to use (some with printable graphics). The recommended rules and "how to play" followed the process of the original online app game to a good degree. I was able to assign tasks to my Student Leadership Team and have them come up with stations to put together for tasks. There are a couple of things that keep this game from being 5stars. The largest one being the cost. The PDF packet for the game (along with a couple graphics) is what you get for $25. Looking over the content, I'm not sure I would have paid $25 for it again. What would have made it more cost effective would have been some video examples of the game being played in a couple of different ways (set up in the one room vs. set up in multiple areas). An introductory video doing a walk through of setup and gameplay would have made this worth the $25 price. As it is, it's probably a $15-$20 game.