After a weekend of , Among Us is again on-line. “Ok servers look stable and good now!” developer Innersloth tweeted on Monday at 3:37PM ET. “Hopefully the sabotages don’t come back – will keep u updated if anything changes.”

For a lot of the weekend, Among Us gamers in North America and Europe couldn’t connect with the sport’s servers to play the favored Mafia-style title. When the connection points first began, Innersloth blamed the issue on a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) assault. According to the sport’s official Twitter account, the assault started late Friday afternoon, and it appeared to take many of the weekend for Innersloth’s small workforce to handle the state of affairs. “Can’t believe I’m working on a Saturday right now, I was supposed to go and get a croissant,” the studio in a single poignant however lighthearted tweet.

Following its in recognition initially of the pandemic, Among Us has seen its fair proportion of disruptive assaults. Before this weekend’s DDoS assault, probably the most vital incident concerned a hacker named Eris Loris who focused the sport with a spam marketing campaign that will have affected as many as .