Elden Ring has become a cultural phenomenon, with the game constantly making headlines. A recent sighting of what looks to be a character from the game at the Paris Olympics 2024 has everyone buzzing, reflecting its immense popularity.
The Paris Olympics 2024 is underway, and the world is watching the best athletes from around the globe compete for medals. While it’s all about sports, we also saw an Assassin’s Creed-styled act during the opening ceremony.
Did We Just See Black Knife Tiche in Paris Olumpics 2024?
During the opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics 2024, a hooded flag bearer closely resembled one of the musketeers. The person also performed parkour over Parisian buildings, a trademark feature from the Assassins’s Creed series.
Of course, there’s no way to confirm if it actually is a character inspired by the video game, but it wouldn’t be a shock if it were. However, what’s interesting is that we got to see an Assassin’s Creed-themed act and an appearance from what looks like an Elden Ring character.
What is Black Knife Tiche doing at the Olympics?
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A Reddit user, u/Tuna-1917, has spotted what looks like a person wearing shiny silver hooded armor at the Paris Olympics 2024. The person seems pretty similar to Black Knife Tiche, a Summon with an identical appearance.
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This immediately gained a lot of traction from the fans, with some speculating that future sports events are sure to present video game-inspired acts. Some even had a sarcastic reaction, as the post highlighted how much they have played the game.
Kai Cenat Stream Proves How Popular Elden Ring Has Become
Last month, Twitch star concluded one of the most legendary streams ever, playing the DLC for almost 100 hours. The stream broke records and produced several enjoyable moments that kept the whole community glued to it.
The stream also featured small cameos from big-name celebrities, most notable being basketball star Anthony Davis and musician Travis Scott. Kai Cenat previously streamed the base version of the game for more than 100 hours, which was equally big in terms of viewership.
Kai Cenat is not the only big-name personality who attempted to clear Elden Ring on stream. While players struggled even to complete the game, streamer Perrikaryal managed to do the unthinkable and beat the game only using her mind control device.
Did you spot anything from video games during the opening ceremony? Will we see more video game-inspired acts in the future? Let us know in the comments below.
