The long-awaited Among Us VR is due out on 10th November across Meta Quest, Rift and Steam. Announced at Meta Connect 2…
The long-awaited Among Us VR is due out on 10th November across Meta Quest, Rift and Steam.
It's the Among Us experience in VR, with tasks, emergency meetings and venting all provided in an immersive 360 degrees - or available to glimpse in a more standard fashion via the YouTube trailer below.The game will come with voice and quick text chat, online play, and will be playable with 4-10 players. Cross-platform between Meta Quest, Rift and Steam is included.
"Among Us VR will launch just in time for the holidays, and we can't wait to hear how family and friends band together and betray each other as they complete tasks aboard the Skeld II," said Victoria Tran, community director for Innersloth.
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