InnerSloth’s Among us it was easily one of the biggest surprises of 2020. Although the game first launched in 2018, it gained a lot of attention last year, when it became a huge success on Twitch. Suddenly, the game found the mainstream appeal that had eluded it, and its developer was taken aback by the newfound attention. With a new year ahead, InnerSloth is working hard on its efforts to maintain that interest, and it seems that there are surprises that the company has not yet discussed publicly. In a new interview with GameSpot’s Lucy James, InnerSloth’s Victoria Tran briefly addressed the prospect of future revelations.
“We have some secrets in the works that I unfortunately can’t talk about,” said Tran.
It doesn’t give fans much to go on, but the prospect of more content should be quite exciting. InnerSloth was clearly unprepared for the great interest in the game and, as a result, changed several plans.
“It was terrifying, amazing and wonderful and there is really no English word to make people understand how amazing and amazing it was,” said Tran.
When it comes to game success stories, it’s hard to make any comparison with Among us. Although many games have found greater interest long after their initial release, this usually happens when it is too late for a developer to take advantage. This has not been the case for Among us, and InnerSloth appears to be in a good position to capitalize. The developer presented a series of future updates to the game, including a new airship map.
As with any online game, however, maintaining interest can be easier said than done. Players can be notoriously fickle and often move on to the next big thing, despite the developer’s best efforts. It remains to be seen whether this will be the case with Among us, but with InnerSloth working hard to find new ways to improve the game, it looks likely that its success will continue in the near future.
Among us is currently available for iOS, Android, Nintendo Switch and PC. You can check out all of our previous coverage of the game here.
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