Among Us developer InnerSloth has announced three new collector’s editions which include loads of goodies as well as a physical copy of the game.
While many perceive Among Us as a mobile game, but that hasn’t stopped developer InnerSloth from slowly releasing the game on all major consoles as well as PC. Now InnerSloth is working with Maximum Games to release a few new collector’s editions for consoles, with a whole bunch of Among Us merch. Each of the editions varies quite significantly in price but it looks like you’ll definitely be getting your money’s worth.
The cheapest edition coming in at just $29.99 is the Crewmate Edition which gets you a physical copy of the game on the platform of your choice plus DLC, some downloadable phone wallpapers, a sheet of stickers, one of twelve holographic cards, and a big poster which depicts the blueprint layout of The Skeld.
The Impostor Edition is a little more expensive, setting you back $49.99, but comes with a few more extra bits. Along with everything in the Crewmate Edition, you’ll also receive a nice box to put all of your stuff in, a purple crewmate plush, an enamel pin, and a Crewmate vs Imposter lanyard.
If you really want to show off your love for Among Us, then the Ejected Edition is for you. Costing a fairly pricey $89.99, this edition comes with everything included in the Imposter Edition, but also includes a fleece blanket, a Red Imposter beanie, and a retail exclusive steelbook.
If you’re interested in any of these collector’s editions, you can find them all available for pre-order on the Maximum Games website. All three collector’s editions have a release date of December 31st, but this is likely just a placeholder as an official release date has not been announced.
In case you missed the announcement back in June, Among Us recently added a bunch of new content including the addition of fifteen player lobbies and a hide and seek mode. Among Us is available pretty much everywhere including PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and mobile.
