Though Among Us still sees a ton of players trying to kill each other in the social deduction game every day, developer InnerSloth have run into some issues lately with the game’s performance. Almost a week ago, InnerSloth resolved a server issue in Among Us that was kicking players from lobbies after overfilling them. Now the developer has released a short list of patch notes aimed at fixing bug issues on mobile platforms.
Innersloth’s latest update for Among Us is focused on mobile versions of the game, targeting iOS and Android platforms. For iOS fixes, Innersloth has ironed out issues with joining lobbies, Among Us freezing on a black screen, and an “age fix.” For Android, the developer patched a certain bug that was causing low light issues in the game when the lights on a map were not actively sabotaged.
Innersloth also states that it is aware of various tasks in the game not performing correctly and is continuing to look into a fix. Tasks are an essential part of the game, so it’s probable InnerSloth is prioritizing this. The developer also reminds players to update their games to the latest version, 2021.3.5, to avoid unnecessary issues patched out in the last update.
These patches should help get some Among Us mobile players back up and running. While waiting on the next big update that might include a new free map, new tasks, and other changes, players can enjoy the new Among Us quickchat feature, which provides a handy menu for making accusations or chatting with others in-game.
Among Us is out now for Mobile, PC, and Switch, and will come to Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S in 2021.
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