Among Us Story: On Guard

Among Us Story: On Guard is a standalone single-player adventure by Innersloth set in the well-known Among Us universe. In a training simulation by MIRA Research & Development, you take on the security figure Guard. After an incident on board, Guard must collect clues, question the crew and identify those responsible.

The game combines a detailed detective story with the familiar roles of Crewmates and Impostors. Unlike the multiplayer original, it focuses on a fixed set of characters and a told storyline.

Innersloth has announced Feb 17, 2027 as the release date. A PC demo was already shown in June 2026. The release date is a plan and not a confirmed launch.

The studio lists PC, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Android and iOS. Steam lists Windows and macOS, German on-screen text, and full controller support. No version for PlayStation or Xbox is listed in the current release announcement.

The focus is on investigations, tasks on board and analyzing clues. As Guard, you must defend your own innocence and find out who threatens the crew. Innersloth describes the game as a narrative single-player adventure.

Tasks move the story forward and provide information for the investigations. Unlike in an open online match, you encounter fixed characters. The suspects and their relationships thus become part of the story.

The Steam version lists 4 GB of RAM and about 2 GB of free storage space. For Windows, at least Windows 10 (64-bit), an Intel i3-4330 and Intel HD Graphics 4600 are listed. macOS is also supported. German on-screen text and controller support have been announced, but German voice acting is not listed.

The MIRA training program has two levels. As an operator, you take part in the experiment. Inside the simulation, you control Guard, an investigator. The crew includes Cook, Scientist, Engineer, Doctor and Captain. Their quirks are part of the story and can become important when it comes to deciding whom to trust.

Innersloth announces three different endings. The main story therefore leads to different outcomes. Which specific decisions are decisive has not yet been fully explained before launch.