Kai Cenat's Batman Arkham Marathon: Twitch star set for 'craziest' stream yet
Known for his record-breaking Elden Ring and Mafiathon streams, Cenat is no stranger to marathon gaming, but this time, he's going all out. Backed by Warner Bros., the marathon will feature custom Batman suits, iconic gadgets, and even potential real-life set locations inspired by Gotham City.
His official trailer, featuring him in full Batman gear, already has fans hyped as he takes on Arkham's most notorious villains, including Joker and Deadshot.
Playing the entire Batman Arkham Series until I beat it🦇
February 21st At 6pm EST pic.twitter.com/j0GFy1Ejuq — AMP KAI (@KaiCenat) February 20, 2025
The marathon will be streamed live on Kai Cenat's Twitch channel, with highlights expected to flood his YouTube and social media platforms. With an estimated 53+ hours of gameplay—depending on whether he tackles side missions or sticks to the main storyline—fans can expect a mix of celebrity guest appearances, skits, and non-stop entertainment throughout.
Cenat has made it clear that this event will surpass all his previous streams, stating, 'This is by far the craziest one yet.' As the countdown begins, fans are gearing up for what could be one of Twitch's most legendary gaming marathons.
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