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'Creepy and accurate' real-life Skyrim goes viral with 4 million views in hours

The real life TikTok of the game has become a viral success

A blogger has created a real-life version of Skyrim in a hilarious TikTok video which has been hailed as both "creepy" and "accurate".

The internet star, known by the name JinnKid, uploaded the two part video of the series to his Twitter page yesterday.

Within its first 24 hours, some 4million people have flooded in to watch it.

The video begins with the man sat as the dinner table, as the POV player and cameraman records the sketch.

JinnKid's eyes are completely black like characters in the real-life Elder Scrolls V.

He said: "Do you try mercenary work? It might suit you."

After being pushed by the camerawoman, the man replies: "Do you need something?"

He abruptly stands up before adding: "Hey, watch it."

[The blogger has created a real-life version of the game]

The blogger has created a real-life version of the game(Image: JinnKid)

The man's movements replicated the games graphics, which has left viewers confused on if its a real scene.

The man moon-walks forward, failing to see a prop chair in his way before stepping towards the a wall.

After walking past the cameraman, the man begins to moonwalk backwards.

When he reaches the wall, he rigidly turns before changing direction.

Skyrim-inspired music plays in the background of the re-enacted game scene.

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The TikTok clip was later uploaded to Twitter by an impressed viewer with the caption: "I don't get it. It's just a clip from the game."

One person said: "Skyrim HD looks amazing."

Another said: "I have never played Skyrim in my life but the moment he ran into that chair I knew exactly what this was."

A third viewer commented: "Holy crap that's some body skill."

"The way he moves is so creepy yet so accurate," another said.

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