The release of the possibly most popular game from last year will soon be the first anniversary, but even a year after the release, the enthusiasm for From Software’s masterpiece Elden Ring just doesn’t stop. For example, the cosplay scene still loves to deal with the challenging action role-playing game, the trade press was also only recently completely enthusiastic – and awarded Elden ring at the Game Awards in December for the best game of the year. Speaking of demanding: the game was apparently not demanding enough for a streamer, so she quickly stood in front of the camera and dared to take on a very special challenge – that’s really crazy!
Twitch streamer takes on Elden Ring Challenge
The streamer MissMikkaa inspires her almost 150,000 followers on Twitch with streams of, for example, The Witcher 3, Kena: Bridge of Spirits – and of course Elden Ring (buy now / €53.99 ). The latter game is anyway for his high standards known and demands all gaming skills from many players. But the Twitch streamer shifted up a few gears in terms of difficulty.
Twice Elden Ring, once dancing
MissMikkaa made it her mission to present Elden Ring to play twice at the same time. But that’s not all, the challenge also included the task of Defeating bosses Malenia which is not an easy task on “just” a console. But the streamer even went one better: While she was playing Elden Ring on her Playstation 5 with the normal controller, she didn’t use a mouse and keyboard or a gamepad when playing at the same time on the PC, but … one dance mat, which is usually used for dance games like Just Dance!
Played the Elden Ring for three days
The Twitch streamer needed it some tries, to strike down Malenia in this way, but in fact she made it, and the famous boss opponent in the Elden Ring RPG struck down simultaneously on Playstation and PC. According to MissMikkaa, it took three days and exactly 199 attempts to succeed. In the following video you can see a summary of the countless attempts.
More Elden Ring
You just can’t get enough of Elden Ring? Then we have good news: Thanks to a hugely successful Kickstarter campaign, From Software’s mega-hit is now also becoming a board game! And thanks to the recent free multiplayer update, you can now play in the action-packed PvP mode in epic battles against players from all over the world.
