How To Install (& Play) The Extra Roles Mod In Among Us.
Role mods for have gained an impressive amount of traction in the world of online streaming, and though many of these mods are exclusive to content creators, some have made it to the broader community. Popular role mods introduce special jobs for crewmates to complete in addition to their regular tasks, often including a new ability that empowers them against the Impostors.
The Extra Roles Mod adds four familiar crewmate roles into a single game, is available for public download, and is compatible with the official InnerSloth servers, provided all players have it installed in their game files. Introducing crewmate roles can shake up the traditional playstyle while players wait for the next updates. Here's how to download, install, and play the Extra Roles Mod for.
The Extra Roles Mod is only available for PC players; Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch users won't be able to download it.
Among Us has a variety of mods that change the nature of the game or allow players to communicate better, such as the BetterCrewLink mod.
Players must complete several steps to get the Extra Roles Mod, with the installation process directed by NotHunter101, the mod's creator. Fortunately, they have provided a video tutorial on their YouTube page, Among Us Extra Roles.
Modders must first Download the mod from NotHunter101's Releases tab on GitHub (or Amods Us) and select the most recent version. Then, enter your Downloads folder (or the location of the downloaded .rar mod files) and open them with WinRar.
WinRar is essential to installing the Extra Roles mod for. If you do not already have the program, you can download the latest version on its official website, WinRar.com.
Proceed to open Steam and navigate to your Library, which will be in the top left corner of your screen. Right-click in the Library, find Manage and click Browse Local Files. Drag all the mod files into the directory,the folder that contains Among Us.exe.
At this point, players can finally launch which may
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