Mega streamer confirms he’ll play Elden Ring in his next Marathon Game.
Elden Ring is back in the headlines, but for a reason that most of you won’t expect. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you should already know who the top Content Creator, Kai Cenat, is. But unless you don’t. Let us keep you up to speed. Kai Cenat is a Bronx, New York-born online streamer and YouTuber who is a member of the famous YouTube group named AMP (Any Means Possible). He also makes content with other mega streamers such as Adin Ross and IShowSpeed.
His main sources of content creation are YouTube and Twitch. He amassed over 5 million subscribers on YouTube and 9.9 million followers on Twitch. Currently, his material features video games and an online social platform, Just Chatting. Although he occasionally does music and acting. His main games are NBA 2K games, Fortnite, GTA V, and so on. Just recently, he did a marathon for the 2020 Game of the Year contender, Ghost of Tsushima, where he finished the game in around 25 hours.
But now, Kai has announced on Twitch that his next Marathon game will be the 2022 Game of the Year, Elden Ring. But the bigger surprise is that he tries to finish Elden Ring in 100+ hours, which is indeed a very difficult task. Especially with how many intense boss fights to encounter.
This is why this news was met with many players who’ve seemingly played Elden Ring, who conclude that he will not do it. Some even say that Kai will not even last the first major boss fight. But what do you think? Do you feel Kai Cenat will get through it, or do you think he’ll struggle badly? Kai himself seems determined to beat Elden Ring at that time, so we just have to see.
Either way, we’ll all be tuning into it, and it’ll surely be a very interesting stream. But he hasn’t yet confirmed the date as to when he’ll have the Elden Ring stream, so we just have to keep watching to find out. Furthermore, this is a pretty good time for the Elden Ring talk, as the brand new DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, will arrive on June 20, 2024.
