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And don't even get me started on the sound effects. Every time someone gets killed, it's like a symphony of discordant screeches and buzzes. It's like the game is actively trying to give me a headache.
But you know what the worst part of Among Us is? The fact that it's so addictive. Even though I'm ranting about it right now, I know I'm going to be back on that spaceship, accusing people of being murderers and stressing out over every little detail. It's like a train wreck that I just can't look away from.
So, there you have it. Among Us: the game that's simultaneously the worst and the best thing that's happened to my free time.
First of all, let's talk about the graphics. I mean, sure, they're cute and all, but do we really need to be playing a game that looks like it was made on a calculator? I swear, I've seen more realistic depictions of space aliens in those old '50s sci-fi movies.
And then there's the gameplay. Oh, joy. Let's all run around trying to look suspicious and accusing each other of being murderers. Because that's how I want to spend my free time – trying to convince a group of strangers that I'm innocent while simultaneously trying to figure out who's lying through their teeth.