"Innersloth's Among Us" was the first major title to be officially translated into Irish, as the developer incorporated into the game what started as a fan project.Úna-Minh Kavanagh, Brian C. Mac Giolla Mhuire, Cormac Cinnsealach, and Mike Drinkwater, had been working on a mod to translate the game even before the official translation was commissioned.

"Callum from Robot Teddy, the consulting firm that supports Innersloth, approached me after I said on Twitter that I wanted the Irish language to be an official part of the game," Una-Min told the Irish Mirror. 'With his enthusiastic support, our team signed an NDA and began the translation process.'

The project took about five months and involved translating hundreds of phrases in the game. Half of my relatives live in Cork and they are all bilingual. The Irish government is now halfway through its latest 20-year strategy to revitalize the language and increase the number of native speakers, and it is crucial to keep languages like Gaelic alive and part of the modern landscape, like, for example, the highly successful video game. [Mike Drinkwater says. The translation of Among Us is the first significant Irish-language translation of a hugely popular game. It's a cultural triumph for the Irish community." The game is a fun way to learn the language. Players have to ingest information and react to it. And games are fun. [While it's great to have a variety of games available, having a game as accessible and widely played as "Among Us" available in Gaelic is a step in the right direction.

"Among Us" is currently playable in Gaelic.