Eightbreakers

Eightbreakers is a term used in the context of the game "Among Us," a multiplayer game developed by InnerSloth. The term refers to a specific strategy or tactic employed by players to disrupt the game's mechanics and potentially win. The name "Eightbreakers" comes from the fact that this strategy often involves breaking the game's eight-second timer, which is a crucial element in the game's gameplay.

The strategy typically involves one or more players, known as "breakers," intentionally disrupting the game's flow by performing actions that cause the timer to reset or stop. This can include tasks such as reporting bodies, calling meetings, or using vents. By doing so, the breakers can prevent other players from completing their tasks or voting out impostors, giving them an advantage in the game.

Eightbreakers can be a controversial topic within the Among Us community, as it is often seen as unfair and against the game's intended mechanics. InnerSloth, the game's developer, has taken steps to address this issue by implementing changes to the game's code to make it more difficult for breakers to disrupt the game. Despite these efforts, the strategy continues to be used by some players, and it remains a topic of discussion within the community.