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Call of Duty and FIFA were called more intense than Dark Souls

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Research firm BonusFinder tried to find the most stressful game, from which people begin to "get tired" even physically.

To do this, the organizers of the experiment found 14 active gamers, and then put them at 16 of the most popular and complex projects, while monitoring their heart rate.

Call of Duty and FIFA were called more intense than Dark Souls

What will be your surprise when the most intense game at the end of the 30-minute session was Mario Kart 8 — on average, the pulse of players increased by 32.81%. Next are FIFA 20 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with results of 31.25 and 29.69%.

Already in the 4th position is Dark Souls 3 with a rate of 28.13%. Fortnite closes the top five (26.56%).

However, this is not the whole story: the researchers also recorded a peak increase in heart rate, and based on this data compiled another list. This time, Dark Souls 3 took the lead, and specifically, we are talking about the battle with Midir the Darkeater. The heart rate jumped as much as 98.44%.

Following Fall Guys is very surprising — it is slightly behind with an indicator of 95.11%. Next up are Mario Kart 8 (73.44%), Street Fighter V (71.88%) and FIFA 20 (67.19%).

Games used in the experiment

  • Mario Kart 8
  • FIFA 20
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
  • Dark Souls III
  • Fortnite
  • DOOM
  • Fall Guys
  • Battlefield V
  • Street Fighter V
  • Among Us
  • Grand Theft Auto V
  • UNO
  • The Sims 4
  • Animal Crossing: New Horizons
  • Minecraft
  • The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
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