Fortnite: Among-Us developers not happy with Imposter mode

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This week Epic Games released the new Imposter mode in Fortnite. At its core, it is a copy of Among Us. Ten players - eight of them agents and two impostors - pursue different goals on a submarine. While the agents have to perform several tasks, the impostors have to sabotage the submarine and take out the workforce. If an agent has been eliminated, a meeting is called and a discussion is held about who could be the possible imposter of the game round.

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