Knowing what things mean in Among Us is half the battle. The other half is... Against everyone else trying to lie or murder you.
Normal gaming stuff, right?
Whether you're wondering what "GG", "AFK", or "SUS" means, we've got you covered.
"GG" Meaning
The term "GG" isn't exclusive to Among Us in the slightest. It's been around almost as long as online games have.
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To put it plainly, "GG" means Good Game. It's often used towards the end of a match to thank the other players.
However, it can also be used sarcastically... If you're wrongly being voted as the Imposter, or if you're talking with the rest of the ghosts after dying.
That's an equally good place for a bitter "GG".
"AFK" Meaning
"AFK" is one of the more functional terms used in Among Us and it can be found across the board as well.
It stands for "Away From Keyboard" and is useful for obvious reasons.
If someone is calling you out, or asking why you're suspiciously failing tasks, a simple "AFK" could solve that problem.
It can also be used as a warning to those in your lobby, preemptively dealing with any queries about your whereabouts in-game.
"Sus" Meaning
"Sus" is the one term you might not see so often in other games, but everywhere in Among Us.
It stands for "Suspicious" and can be used in a variety of ways.
Someone can be "acting Sus", you can call out someone as "Sus", or you can comment on an in-game event that "seems kinda Sus".
Knowing what means what in Among Us is particularly useful if you're playing on mobile.
For the most part, communication is almost entirely text-based in Among Us.
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With things on timers, it's obviously important to convey any necessary information as quickly as possible.
The terms talked about above do apply to other games, but Among Us' necessity for quick decisions and actions mean that you might see them here a lot more than other games.