If you’re looking for a guide to all the available Among Us maps, you’re in the right place. We’ve got annotated maps for all the main locations in InnerSloth’s social deduction game, so you can plan your route to either catching the imposter or taking on the role of the saboteur yourself.
Overall, whether you’re trying to respond as efficiently as possible to a reactor failure, or if you need to make a swift exit after murdering another player, it pays to know the four maps – Skeld, Mira HQ, Polus, and The Airship – like the back of your hand. If you’re after more Among Us content, check out our Among Us songs guide, Among Us wallpapers, Among Us imposter, and Among Us logo guide.
Get looking below for all of the available Among Us maps.
Skeld
This modestly-sized sci-fi spacecraft is likely the best place to find your sea legs in Among Us. Skeld contains fourteen vents, which the imposter can use to move around the map quickly – these are marked as a red ‘X’ on our map circled in black. Four of Skeld’s corridors are monitored by security cameras and players can view real-time footage in the security room in the west section, which can be helpful while trying to catch an imposter in the act. These are indicated by the orange sections on our map.
Skeld also contains four ‘visual’ tasks, which immediately signify to any onlookers that a player is definitely an innocent crewmate: emptying the garbage chute, getting a scan in the MedBay, clearing asteroids in the Weapons department, and priming the ship’s shields. As the imposter, you need to be careful: loitering in one of these areas for too long without triggering one of these visual cues could be a dead giveaway to other players.
Among Us allows you to call Emergency Meetings, where you and other players can debate who to eject into space. To do this, you can raise the alarm after spotting a dead body or go to the cafeteria in the north of the map and push the large central button.
The imposter has a variety of ways to sabotage other players in Skeld, just like other Among Us maps. They can shut down the ship’s oxygen supplies, which crewmates must then manually restore at O2 stations on the map (the locations of which are indicated by large yellow arrows on the screen). The doors to the Lower and Upper Engine, Security, Electrical, the MedBay, Storage, and the Cafeteria can be temporarily locked. Disabling Communications hides the task list from crewmates, whilst the lightning symbol will reduce their visibility. Finally, the imposter can trigger a reactor meltdown, which requires two crewmates to go to the reactor area to save the ship.
Mira HQ
This map, which takes place on the top floor of a lavish skyscraper, is the smallest of the bunch. It doesn’t have security cameras, swapping this mechanic for three sensors at each end of the three-pronged glass bridge on the east side of the map. Crossing one of these sensors – marked by orange squares on our map – creates an entry in the doorlog, located in the Communications room just below the bottom left fork of the bridge. However, these sensors have a cooldown, meaning you can intentionally trigger one before crossing back over it, changing your direction and potentially misleading players trying to track your movements.
The imposter can move around extremely quickly using the eleven vents dotted around the map, leaving plenty of options for quick getaways. It’s important to bear in mind that the MedBay scan is the only visual task on this map – tasks like clearing asteroids don’t have a visual trigger here, unlike Skeld. The emergency meeting button for this Among Us map is in the cafeteria in the southeast. Sabotage options are the same for the imposter as in Skeld, although they are not able to lock any doors. Mira also features a decontamination chamber, which stops crewmates in their tracks for a few crucial seconds – perhaps when they’re on their way to disable the sabotaged reactor.
Polus
This frozen hellscape is a sprawling map for players to explore, contrasting lakes of molten lava with snow flurries, frozen crewmates, and a frankly worrying specimen chamber. Security cameras are back, marked with orange circles on our map. This gives you a rough overview of Polus from six different viewpoints and you can view it from the central office.
The twelve vents – stylized as holes in the ground on Polus – offer the Imposter less total coverage than Mira, although decontamination chambers make an appearance, slowing crewmembers down as they complete tasks. Additionally, you can lock doors in the O2, Electrical, Storage, Laboratory, Office, Communications, and Weapons sectors, giving the Imposter more opportunities to trap players than in Mira.
The imposter can disable Polus’s seismic stabilizers as one of their sabotage options, which is mechanically similar to reactor meltdowns in the previous maps – two crewmates must go to opposite sides of the map to prevent an instant failure. Polus also has just two visual tasks to keep in mind – clearing asteroids and MedBay scans. The canteen present in previous maps has been replaced by a central office, where players can call emergency meetings and chuck each other into lava.
The Airship
The Airship, usually referred to as just Airship, is the most recent map in Among Us. It was added in March 2021 as part of a free update to the game. It’s based on the airship from the Henry Stickmin game Infiltrating the Airship, and it is massive.
In a map this huge with 17 new locations to explore, Imposters are gonna need to make good use of the vents. There are 12 in total, covering the majority of the map. This map was intended for Among Us 2, but since its cancellation, developer Innersloth made it available as a free update for the first game.
Hopefully, this helps you get the upper hand next time you boot up Among Us with your friends! If you’re just getting started, take a look at our Among Us character list to learn about them, then move onto our Among Us hats guide to check out all of the cosmetics on offer.