The game is essentially like Among Us as players are divided into two groups – the Residents and the Personoids. The Residents are human and have to shut down C.A.I.N., the Alithea’s rogue AI. Three keycards are needed to progress to the next level of the ship and get one step closer. The Personoids are essentially machines and must take down the humans before they reach C.A.I.N.

It’s essentially a cat and mouse game but there are a few ways to distinguish Personoids. Residents need oyxgen and Personoids don’t so while the former can republish the ship’s O2 supply, the latter can sabotage it so keep an eye out. Personoids can also pick up keycards and delay the Residents but if they hold on to them for too long – since everyone can see who’s carrying a keycard – then it may give them away.

There are also different passenger logs that will provide hints on a Personoid’s identity. Also, if Personoids don’t dispose of bodies then a corpse scanner can be used to ascertain their identities. All in all, it’s a fairly interesting twist on the formula and should be worth checking out when First Class Trouble launches next week for PS4, PS5, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.

According to the leak, November’s lineup of PS Plus games will include Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners, Knockout City, and First Class Trouble. Where The Walking Dead is concerned, the VR title will, of course, be available exclusively for PSVR.

Sony did recently reveal that November’s PS Plus games would also include two additional PSVR titles in celebration of the virtual reality hardware’s fifth anniversary. Though the leak doesn’t mention what those two games are, it does say that they’ll likely be revealed in the State of Play presentation scheduled for later today.

We’ll keep an eye out for any new updates until then, so stay tuned.