Senior Jackson Reilly has used video games as a way to keep in touch with his friends, some of which he hasn’t seen since the end of in-person school last March. Among Us, a new video game that allows up to ten players at a time has provided Reilly a fresh opportunity to communicate and have fun with his friends.

“I think Among Us is a good revival of classic games like Werewolf and Mafia that you could play in person,” Reilly said. “That’s why people love playing it now, even if some games a little hectic.”