Lucky for him, he pulled the masochistic playthrough on the eve of its release. Dark Souls and Bloodborne developer FromSoftware is about to release its new game, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, on Friday, March 22, and Hob planned to stream it on launch day. You can watch the completed run on The Happy Hob’s Twitch channel in two parts ( 1, 2).ĭuring the first part of the final run, Hob admitted to being stressed out about his impending deadline to complete the God Run. After beating the final game’s last boss, Soul of Cinder, Hob screamed, “Soulsborne no-hit run! We did it!” He then burst into tears, hugged his dog, and thanked his viewers and his girlfriend for supporting his monthslong, controller-breaking quest to overcome the God Run. (He could take self-imposed damage from falling in order to intentionally lower his health, however.) Hob came heartbreakingly close to completing the God Run in February, when he was infamously thwarted by the Demon’s Souls tutorial boss, Vanguard.Įarly Thursday morning, Hob completed the five-game run by beating the Soulsborne games in this order: Bloodborne, Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls, Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls 3.

He finally pulled it off this week after a nearly 18-hour playthrough of those five games, a feat he’s been calling the “God Run.”Īccording to Hob’s self-imposed rules for the God Run, if he was hit by an enemy or trap at any point during his playthrough, he would start the whole five-game run from scratch. Twitch streamer The Happy Hob has been trying to complete a no-hit, back-to-back run of all five “Soulsborne” games - Bloodborne, Dark Souls 1- 3, and Demon’s Souls - for months.

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