The Twitch streamer Tectone tried his hand at the upcoming Souls-like Lies of P, but it didn’t go as planned.
What kind of streamer is this? The Twitch streamer Tectone is primarily known for content related to gacha games like Genshin Impact. However, in a stream on June 29, he tried a somewhat different challenge: the action RPG Lies of P.
What kind of game is this? Lies of P is an action RPG by Neowiz that retells the story of Pinocchio as a Souls-like. Starting September 19, players can dive into the dark world of the game and face strong monsters.
On Steam, you can already play a free demo, and you can find more information about the game from the colleagues at GameStar.
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How did it go for Tectone? The streamer immersed himself in the dark world of Lies of P for just over an hour but had noticeable difficulties with the controls. Already at the first boss, the Parade Master, it was game over.
Tectone cannot defeat the opponent even after several attempts and has to helplessly watch as the boss depletes his health points.
Finally, he gets fed up and ends the game abruptly in the midst of a furious rant. After the initial anger has passed, Tectone seems to remember that it is a sponsored stream.
The streamer takes a deep breath, clears his throat, and then seemingly embarrassed, tries to salvage the situation: “Good game, Lies of P, thank you for sponsoring today’s stream. Really great, can’t wait to play your game when it comes out. That was epic.”
You can watch the whole outburst here:
How are the reactions? His fans find the outburst followed by the sudden change in tone extremely entertaining. Under a YouTube video that shows Asmongold’s reaction to the incident, viewers are divided in their opinions.
Some mock Tectone and his gaming skills. In a game that requires real skill, he can’t just fumble around with wild button mashing and pretty anime attacks.
Others consider it brilliant marketing: such reactions are exactly what is desired in such games.
How much Tectone earns through his sponsorship with Lies of P will probably remain unknown, as streamers typically do not disclose such figures. Unless, of course, one accidentally shows their emails on the shared main screen:
