Among Us and its impact during the pandemic – The Phoenix

In September 2020, the game, Among Us, saw a surge in popularity. Some possible explanations for the app’s sudden popularity may be because it is free on almost all streaming services (except for Steam, which makes the player pay $4.99) and it is such an engaging multiplayer game. Popular creators all over and Twitch

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A look into the “Among Us” impact – The Phoenix

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