“Reminder!! Please play private games or with people that you trust!!!”
Among US developers InnerSloth has guaranteed players it is “super-mindful” of a current hacking issue that is tormenting the center investigator game, pushing out a crisis worker update to help battle programmers.
To battle the issue – which is demolishing games, disengaging players, and exposing them to spam messages about Trump and the dangers of “slaughter your gadget” – the developer is exhorting players to stick to shut halls and just play with “individuals that they trust”. What’s more, just to run the message home, the group included: “Update!! Kindly play private games or with individuals that you trust!!! We’re doing what we can!!”. “Hello everyone. We’re are super duper aware of the current hacking issue and we’re looking into it,” InnerSloth tweeted. “We will be pushing out an emergency server update. Please play private games or with people that you trust!!! Bare with us!!”
The programmer – who guarantees the hack has purportedly influenced 1.5 million matches – has told both Eurogamer and Kotaku that the hack is “an exposure stunt”. As Rachel as of late announced, Among Us has been out since 2018, however, it’s as of late taken on another life in viral Twitch streams. Presently, it’s taken the jump toward 3D with this amazing fan-made VR change.
Anybody can look at Among Us VR by downloading VRChat from Steam, and you don’t require a VR headset to play. You can download the VRChat world here and play directly from your work area.
