Russian Among Us: Single Edition

Russian Among Us: Single Edition gives the classic social deduction story a twist where the imposter role never changes sides. The crew still walks around a space station, pretending everything is normal, but the sabotage always comes from the same source. This version keeps the drama of emergency meetings and silent suspicion, only here the blame game happens around a single, permanent villain.

How to play?

Pick a skin for the imposter, add a hat, and choose a pet before the round begins. Then enter a nickname and adjust the lobby rules. Set kill distance and cooldown, tweak running speed, and choose how many quests the crewmates must finish. These sliders change how fast the station fills with completed tasks or bodies. Start the match already marked as the traitor, so there is no guessing phase. Move across the ship, watch how the astronauts spread out, and look for players who wander alone. Approach a target, press the kill button, and leave the scene before anyone walks in. If a body stays in a busy corridor, the discussion that follows usually gets messy.

Use vents to switch rooms quickly. The vent system connects different parts of the map and lets the imposter appear far from the crime scene. Do not jump into vents when someone is on-screen, because only imposters can use them. Get spotted inside one, and the vote almost always goes the same way.

Call emergency meetings or report a body to pretend shock and throw suspicion at a crewmate. Type accusations in chat and point at players who were near the last location. Win the round by keeping the imposter identity hidden while the astronauts lose numbers. Stay calm during votes, watch the bar of remaining crewmates shrink, and decide who goes out the airlock next. Load into another lobby, tweak the kill settings again, and see how many crews can be sabotaged in a row without letting the imposter get ejected.