Russian Streamer Plays Minecraft Using Potatoes
Reddit users quickly became enthralled by a Russian streamer, who yesterday played Minecraft in a rather unusual way. He replaced the traditional mouse and keyboard with a literal potato controller.
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As you might be well aware, many Minecraft players are very creative. Many times on our website we could see their amazing buildings or projects. However, the player, who yesterday took Reddit by storm (more than 12 thousand "ups" in the thread), showed creativity in a completely different field. During his stream, the user decided to play Minecraft using potatoes. So far, more than 95 thousand people have watched the gameplay, and 10 thousand of them liked the video (which you can watch below).
Because of the Russian language, it is difficult to understand how the potato controller works, but our editorial colleague managed to translate part of the streamer's speech. Thanks to this, we learned that the four potatoes on the right are actually a mouse. The extreme left potato is the arrow forward (just touch it to make the character go forward), and the one on the right from it is used for jumping. The potato at the top opens the equipment window. The Russian streamer admitted that it wasn't particularly difficult to make the potato controller, but at some points it was necessary to crack some tricky problems.
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Author: Paul Wozniak
Part of the editorial team since 2019, he started as a news writer and now works mostly on video content. Currently, he is mainly interested in RPG, soulslike and metroidvania games, but he has also devoted a large part of his gaming life to multiplayer. In games, he mainly values complex character development mechanics and freedom of action, and tries to look at the covered titles from different perspectives. He has also been running his YouTube channel since 2023.
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