Glass Onion seems to borrow a few of Among Us' key mechanics for some of its set pieces.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery more or less borrows a lot of its set pieces and structure from Among Us, which may sound weird, but stick with me. In the intro of Glass Onion, Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc is seen playing the beloved game, Among Us. Part of the reason for this is because the film is set during the early days of the pandemic and he's stuck inside his home. During this time people were looking for new games to play and Among Us found massive success in mid-2020.
Most of these parallels don't actually begin until well into the movie. At around the halfway point, when things start to hit the fan, the power to the whole house goes out. This is a pretty key mechanic in Among Us as it allows killers to kill people without being noticed, sneak away, and perform other nefarious tasks that would otherwise result in them getting caught in the act.
While she does this, Blanc calls everyone to the main room of the house for an… emergency meeting! Here he stalls for time while Hellen searches the home, but also begins to reveal how he knows that Miles Bron is indeed the killer. He makes his case and unravels it for everyone to hear until they all turn on Miles.
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