About “Redirect Rooms”

Creating redirect rooms and joining redirect rooms is prohibited.

A room created on the official Among Us servers with the purpose of redirecting players to a modded room.
Examples that fall under this:
- You (or someone you know) host a vanilla room on the official Among Us servers (Asia / North America / Europe) and tell participants the code for a modded room.
- You (including an alt account) or someone you know joins a vanilla room on the official Among Us servers as a guest and tells (advertises) the code for a modded room to participants.
- You or someone you know creates a public (“random”) room, or joins a public room to become friends with players, and then invites them to your room.
Examples that are allowed:
- Posting a room code on X (formerly Twitter) and recruiting players while clearly stating that it is a modded room.
- Sharing a modded room code and playing within a Discord server that only includes people you know.
- Posting a room code in an Among Us recruitment Discord server and recruiting players while clearly stating that it is a modded room.

Because, based on a notice from Innersloth (the official Among Us developer), we interpret that developers of so-called host-based mods (including SNR) are not allowed to publicly host modded rooms on the official servers in a way that vanilla players can join unconditionally.
The background is believed to be that vanilla players who don’t know about mods may unintentionally enter a modded room and play without realizing it’s modded; as a result, they may mistake mod-related issues for bugs in Among Us itself and submit many inquiries to the official support.
Innersloth has also issued warnings to prevent “mod experiences that users did not intend.”
For these reasons, we consider it prohibited to publish or share information in unlimited public rooms where you can match with people who are unaware that mods exist.
Therefore, redirect rooms are also treated as prohibited behavior.