Dark Protocol Online
Dark Protocol is a station game in the style of Among Us: you are either crew or impostor. Finish the tasks to push the team bar as crew, or remove players quietly and leave no trail as the impostor, with emergency meetings held in real voice.
- Ranked
- Voice
- Spectator mode
- Players
- 4 to 15 players
- Match length
- 12–25 min
- Difficulty
- Social and tense
- Skill / luck
- 80% skill · 20% luck
Features of Dark Protocol on AsNard
- Server voice chat (SFU), with proximity cutting sound outside meetings
- Task mini-games across the station map
- Body reports and emergency meetings with a vote
- Special sabotages for the impostor
- 4 to 15 players
- Two routes to victory: completing tasks or reaching parity
Game modes
Classic
One or two impostors with shared tasks
Ranked
With ELO rank and opponents at your level
Party
A private table with friends
How to play?
- 1
Your role is dealt at the start: crew or impostor.
- 2
As crew, walk to the task point and fill the team progress bar.
- 3
Report a body or call an emergency meeting, then give your testimony.
- 4
Vote for the suspect; the impostor wins through critical sabotage or parity.
To start, pick Dark Protocol in the AsNard lobby — play is free and needs no install.
FAQ Dark Protocol
Is this game the same as Among Us?
It is built in that style, crew and impostor, tasks and voting, but it runs in the browser with Persian content.
How does the voice work?
Through server voice chat: in a meeting everyone speaks, and outside one you only hear the players near you.
What is the minimum player count?
Four players.
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