Vendor: Penguin Publishing Group
Product Type : Novels
Red? Green? Blue? Who is the Imposter among us? Follow the branching paths and put together the clues as you try to figure out who’s getting rid of your fellow crewmate one by one in this thrilling Choose Your Own Adventure mystery based on the hit on-line game Among Us!
Do you and your fellow Crewmates have what it takes to survive in the darkness of space? Join a crew of color-coded Crewmates who go on a rescue mission to repair a spaceship, the Skeld, that was sabotaged and whose crew has disappeared. To make matters worse, the repairs have barely begun when your Crewmates start mysteriously disappearing one by one! Can you uncover the identity of the Impostor among you? The choices YOU make will determine the fate of the characters, leading to unexpected, thrilling, and often deadly outcomes. Fans of the hit video game Among Us will be captivated by this exciting addition to the Choose Your Own Adventure series.
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