Obviously, every parent will have their own ideas on what they're happy for children to be exposed to, but my answer to this would be yes, with a caveat. The chat is usually focused on the gameplay, but some players do try and engage in personal conversations as well. If you're planning to let your child play Among Us, it's important to discuss internet safety with them, and remind them not to give out personal details to anyone. However, there's no private chat in the game, and so if a player did try to start up an inappropriate conversation with your child, one of the other players in the lobby would almost certainly shut it down. There is also cartoon violence with the kill animations, but nothing particularly gruesome.