Kai Cenat’s announcement of a Bloodborne marathon followed the success of his previous Elden Ring marathon, which he completed over an intense 166-hour streaming session. The excitement around the Bloodborne marathon was heightened by Kai’s call for a remaster of the game, as he aimed to draw attention to the demand for a remaster and PC version. He expressed hope that his influence could prompt a response from PlayStation and FromSoftware, acknowledging that while he might not have the direct power to force a remaster, he could certainly spotlight the issue within the Souls community.
Twitch star Kai Cenat completed Bloodborne in just under 31 hours and 153 deaths, which was notably shorter compared to his Elden Ring marathon. Although many fans hoped he would continue with the DLC, he decided to skip it. Kai explained that his schedule, including commitments with his group AMP and their New York house reveal, constrained his time. He acknowledged that it was a challenging decision and expressed his intention to play the DLC eventually, but current priorities and logistical constraints make it impractical at that moment.
Some Fans Displeased with Kai Cenat’s Choice to Skip Bloodborne DLC
While many fans understood the practical reasons behind this decision, there was a notable wave of disappointment from some in the community. One user lamented the way Bloodborne was treated, criticizing Kai for ignoring chat requests to continue and for not playing the DLC. Another fan voiced their discomfort at watching Kai struggle through Bloodborne, lamenting that it was painful to see someone who didn’t seem to enjoy the experience fully. Additionally, some questioned the completeness of Kai’s achievement, arguing that claiming to have completed the game was misleading given the omission of key optional and DLC bosses.
It remains uncertain when or if Kai Cenat will return to play the Bloodborne DLC. Kai had previously announced plans to marathon a series of seven games on Twitch. Following his completion of Bloodborne, he indicated that his next challenge would be Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. He described Sekiro as potentially the most stressful and challenging game from FromSoftware, suggesting that it might be the toughest game he has yet to face.
