For our last week of class, we had a free play week. We used\nthis free play session to play Among Us, which went okay. This game is\naccessible on Steam and on smart phones. We had four people from class in our\nsession, and we played a few games with just us four. After a while, we moved towards a session that\nincluded more players, but the players were not from our class. The game is\nessentially about crewmates on a ship trying to find imposters within the crew\nand ejecting them from the ship while the imposters kill crewmates. We were\npretty good at running through the sessions, and everybody understood how the\ngame worked. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
My\npersonal opinion is that the game is really fun. However, if you have to play\nwith people you are not familiar with it is not quite as fun. When we played\nwith players not from our class it sometimes resulted in conversations through\ntext with players who may be throwing insults around or being pretty rude. Sometimes\nit is funny and other times it is a bit unnecessary. With a full group of people\nyou are familiar with the game is really fun because everybody is able to talk\nto each other and it is easier to get cohesion going between the people in the\ngame. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I think\nAmong Us is a good game for talking about leadership. Players need to be able\nto take charge in conversations to try and cooperate with people they believe\nto be crewmates to try and figure out who is an imposter. This means absorbing\na lot of information and dissecting it to figure out what is true and who is\nlying in the group. Being able to lead in these situations can result in a lot of\nsuccess. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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