In a deception game likeAmong Us, communication is key. For some who play with friends, this isn’t a huge problem thanks to third-party applications. However, those who are playing on public servers or without any other application must talk to people through the game itself. Though it may not be ideal,Among Usdoes have a solid communication system.

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Among Us' Chat Wheel for all players

Of course, the system is different depending on whether the player has an account or not. While those who are signed up for Among Us have the ability to type freely, guests must use a wheel of pre-written lines that will help tell their story in the best way possible. Here’s how to use it effectively.

How Guests Communicate

When in a meeting, the chat icon is in thetop right of the module. If guests are interested in chatting, they must bring up the chat window then click on the half-wheel icon next to where they would type. Here, players will be provided with seven different categories to choose their responses with.

Some chat options will also give players the opportunity tofill any gaps with player names, locations, or tasks.Players can see where specific words will be placed when a blue arrow is pointing directly at the placement. Once a player finishes crafting a statement, they can submit it using the blue arrow on the right of the white bar.

A player with an account typing Hello in Among Us

Accusation

The top category is Accusation. This is where players canthrow suspicionat a particular crewmate in the lobby, offering up testimony (or, for imposters, covering their shady actions). Options include:

When players click more on this screen, they’ll be given chat options indefenseof a player instead, to protect innocent lives or back up fellow imposters. These options include:

Crew

The top right option is Crew. This will give players a selection of players to choose from, including options for themselves, “Me”, “I”, and “No One.”

Systems

If players are looking to get the exact name of a system mechanic or operation, they can use this option in the middle right. Here, it willlist all of the systems located on the map. For example, inthe Airship, the options are:

Location

The Location tab in the bottom right willlist all of the rooms on a map. If players are struggling to find a room listed on here, remember to click the “MORE” button if available. After all, some maps are much bigger and more detailed than others.

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Statements

In the bottom left, there is an option simply called Statements. This will give players a list of general statements that can helpadd context or clues to the investigation. These options include:

Questions

The Questions tab in the middle left portion of the wheel will provide abevy of different questionsfor players to ask. These tend to be vague, but probably will help get an answer. Options include:

Responses

It’s tricky answering a question when using a wheel, but along with the options above, the top-left tab gives a bunch ofdifferent short responsesto provide someone. Options include:

The “MORE” tab for this selection includes some negative versions of the responses already shown, as well as a few extra options in general. Among these are:

How Those With Accounts Communicate

Making an accountis rather simple inAmong Us. All players will need to do is go to theaccount tab on the left of the main menu. There, players can click on Sign-In. Here, the game will ask “Do you want to create an account?” After clicking “OK,” players will then be told that their account was successfully made.

When in game, players will now be able to pull up the chat and type anything in the white bar that runs along the bottom of the screen. Once the player is done typing, they can click the blue arrow. In addition, if players liked using the wheel, that option is still available to those using an account.