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What Among Us Has In Common With Soviet Psychology

Adam Millard - The Architect of Games Oct 19, 2020 19:02
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Support the channel on patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/ArchitectofGames Follow me on twitter!: https://twitter.com/Thefearalcarrot Among Us is the hot new game right now - and who can blame it? It's tense, innovative and from a long tradition of games about lying to your friends, it's great. But what caused Among Us to become popular now? And what does any of that have in common with an old Russian psychology experiment from the 80s? Fresh from another killing spree, The Architect is determined to find out why, and that's going to mean delving into murder mysteries, our modern-day political landscape, and the truth behind why we enjoy hidden role games to find out the truth behind Among Us' surprising rise to fame. Credit to this site for some of the assets used to make my avatar for this video: https://picrew.me/image_maker/479995 Check out VGST!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLWh30LMdJZam_4SKWuq0dA You Saw: Fall Guys (2020) Among Us (2018) Enemy On Board (Early Access) Town of Salem (2014) Gary's Mod (2004) Throne of Lies (2017) Spy Party (Early Access) Jackbox Party Pack 6 (2019) Project Winter (2019) Secret Hitler (2016) Clue (1985) Knives Out (2019) Star Wars (1977) Mafia (1987) Plague Inc (2012) Chrono Trigger (1999) Genshin Impact (2020)
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