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Innersloth

Based in Redmond, Washington, United States Founded 2015

Innersloth is a small independent US studio that makes Among Us and The Henry Stickmin Collection. Among Us sells for a small one-off price on PC and consoles and is free with ads on mobile, and the studio also sells cosmetic items.

Track record FairWorst badge: Good practice
On the record 3dated events, each with a source
In the guide 1game it made or published

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  • Independent

    Independent studio

    Self-described small independent studio, founded 2015 by Forest Willard and Marcus Bromander, with no publisher or platform parent

Track record

What's on the record, newest first

  1. Good practice

    Set up the Outersloth fund for other indie games

    Innersloth launched Outersloth, which funds other independent games on a recoup and revenue-share basis and says it takes no claim over the games, their IP or their studios.

    Innersloth
  2. Good practice

    Introduced Among Us accounts with child-safety limits

    Innersloth added optional accounts focused on reporting and moderation, letting players report names, chat, cheating and harassment. Players under the age of digital consent (13 in most countries) need a parent or guardian's permission to use free chat or change their name, and players without accounts are limited to preset Quick Chat messages.

    Engadget
  3. Other

    Founded as an independent studio

    Forest Willard and Marcus Bromander founded Innersloth in 2015. The company describes itself as a small independent game studio based mainly around Seattle.

    Innersloth

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What Innersloth made or published

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Last checked 1 November 2026. Sources: www.innersloth.com, www.engadget.com, innersloth.itch.io, www.innersloth.com, www.cnbc.com, en.wikipedia.org. Spotted something wrong or missing? Send a correction.