'Elden Ring on Twitch' is going as well as you'd expect. – Ceng News

Bruce Greene, who has worked with Funhaus, Rooster Teeth, and Inside Gaming, is currently running a Twitch charity subathon with a twist. While he’s gone, the Twitch chat can use the stream’s chat interface to play FromSoftware’s latest game, Elden Ring. Because subathons, which extend the stream with each new channel subscription, can last up to a month, streamers frequently devise ways for the chat to entertain itself, such as allowing viewers or mods to control the entertainment by playing videos. Greene’s method, on the other hand, follows the format popularized by the original ‘Twitch plays Pokemon’ phenomenon, in which players take control of the game by typing chat commands into the interface, with the most popular commands winning out. On the plus side, watching 600 people try to navigate the newly released Soulsbourne title might just be messy enough to take the sting out of the PC version of the game, which is somehow worse than the Steam Deck version. Greene is donаting hаlf of the proceeds from the streаm to UNICEF аnd the Red Cross in support of Ukrаine, so аll of this mаyhem is for а good cаuse. Viа PC Gаmer
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