Win "Among Us" as an Imposter!

What can we use if we don't have a bag or hat, sticky notes, a bell, or a kitchen timer?

Use a closed box or pillowcase instead of the bag or hat, torn squares of paper from a notebook instead of sticky notes for fake-task signs, a phone alarm or clapping instead of the bell, and a phone timer for the 3-minute rounds.

What should we do if players accidentally reveal their roles or the emergency meeting becomes chaotic?

Pause the game, remind everyone to keep their folded role slips secret, enforce the meeting rule that each player says one clear sentence about observations, and have an adult moderator control turns to avoid shouting.

How can we modify the game for much younger or older kids?

For younger children use picture role cards and longer 5–7 minute practice rounds with adult-led fake-task sign demonstrations, while older kids can use a second Imposter slip and shorten rounds to 2–3 minutes for more challenge.

How can we extend or personalize the activity after the practice round?

Create custom fake-task signs, add simple roles or a scoreboard to track Imposter wins across multiple rounds, and follow the final step by posting your summary or photo and learned fair-play strategy on DIY.org.