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Now we know what Final Fantasy 14 Among Us skins would look like

Final Fantasy 14 already has a whole menagerie of adorable critters. Now, you can add sneaky space beans to that list, thanks to some new fan designs that reimagine the online RPG game's classes as Among Us characters. The hugely popular social deduction game reached 1.5 million players just last month, with no signs of slowing down. We reckon it'd be even less likely to lose its place in the Steam charts with these White Mages to buff it, Dark Knights to tank for it, and Dragoons to dish out the hurt.

Reddit user Larvesta is behind the adorable, incredibly faithful design, which recreates 18 of Final Fantasy 14's character classes to bring them in line with the distinctive Among Us artstyle. We're not sure if the face mask is going to help the Blue Mage's chances to blend in, though. Some of the classes even come with tiny, Among Us-themed companions.

Reddit users already have their own ideas on how these new designs would play into Among Us. "Dragoon is sus, how did you go from O2 to Admin so fast?," writes Slyxdexic. "I jumped" is, of course, the mobile DPS classes' reply.

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Among Us imposter guide

Welcome. You have been chosen as an impostor. Yes, that's the actual spelling, impostor with an o. Don't look at the headline, we did that because people can't spell. Anyway, we've watched you scuttling around that shoddy spaceship, performing all those mundane tasks; taking out garbage and watering plants. No more. You are destined for something greater. You're smarter than all of those fools you hang around with in the canteen. Yes, especially blue. Did you know they are all incredibly easy to kill? That's right. Running around like soft little sausages with hats on. Time to bring about their demise, using this Among Us impostor guide.

Your mission is simple; you must take over the outpost before the crewmates complete their tasks. You may have one or two teammates, or this mission could be yours alone. Either way, the moment crewmates no longer outnumber the impostors, victory is yours. Or if you can pull off sabotaging crucial systems like the reactor or oxygen, and those dumb little potatoes can't waddle over there before the timer runs out, you win. Hooray. You're the smartest.

Alas, unless you've already whittled their numbers down, it probably won't be so easy. They're all playing a social deduction game, trying their best to figure out who could be cutting them down in the corridors. They will be hitting that emergency button and reporting bodies, calling meetings and throwing suspects out of the airlock. It'll take strategy and skill to throw them off your scent - to help you out, we've prepared an Among Us impostor guide. We have compiled six impostor tips for you. The first letter of each tip spells ASSASSIN, by the way. This happened organically.

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Among Us Guide: tips to winning as Crewmates

Is there anyone not playing Among Us right now? The Among Us player count peaked at almost 400,000 concurrent players in the past 30 days on Steam. In April this year, the monthly peak did not even reach 1.000. With so many new players, there is a serious need of guidance. Don't worry; we're here to help you win the Crewmate with our first Among Us guide on being the best darn detective you can (and probably losing some friends in the process).

Among Us is a multiplayer game played by groups of 4 to 10 people. Most of the players are Crewmates, but 1 to 3 of them (depending on the game settings and player count) are Imposters. The Crewmates have to figure out who the Imposters are and vote them out, while the Imposters try to sabotage and kill as many Crewmates as possible - until the numbers are so low the Imposters can't be voted out.

In theory, your job as a Crewmate is simple: try to avoid getting killed, fill up the task bar and find out who is murdering your team. As it turns out in practice, however, it's not that easy. Good Crewmates have to be perceptive, mistrustful, communicative and knowledgeable about the game. The following Crewmate tips will show you how to do that. Oh, and if you're having fun with the game then why not check out some of the many other games like Among Us so you can stress-test those friendships all over again.

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