Twitch stats show insane number of games xQc played in one year

David Purcell
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Félix ‘xQc‘ Lengyel’s channel has grown significantly on Twitch during the course of 2019 and new statistics suggest variety might be the key to his success. 

The former Overwatch professional player has established himself as one of the biggest streaming assets on Twitch since making the move to full-time broadcasting, with over 1.6 million followers, but he has never limited himself to just Blizzard’s multiplayer title.

In fact, his regular viewers will know more than anybody that they just don’t know what to expect every time he goes live, whether it be a session on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Escape from Tarkov, Overwatch, or something completely different.

While there are many streamers out there, just like Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney, that predominantly stick to one battle royale game like Fortnite, or PUBG, xQc is always mixing things up and the stats show it’s really paying off.

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Esports agent Ferris Ganzman revealed in a tweet that the streamer had played 356 different games on his channel during the course of the last year, amassing 3,414 hours of streaming time and a jaw-dropping 55 million hours of his content watched on the platform.

TwitchTracker, a website that monitors the different movements for high profile streamers, shows that during the timeframe mentioned by Ferris, he has attracted almost a million new followers to his channel as well.

That’s not all, though. The chart shows below that the Canadian is seeing an average of over 16,500 people come to his broadcasts every time he decides to go live.

TwitchTrackerHere’s how far xQc has come in the last year.

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A big part of xQc’s success, just like any other streamer, has been the development of his loyal fanbase. While many of them do spend their time trying to roast him in the chat, for his birthday this year they had a huge surprise lined up for the streamer and it was a lot more wholesome than what subscribers have got used to.

He will be hoping for even more of those memorable moments to happen on stream in the future and with such impressive growth, there’s a good chance he’ll be around for a long time to come.

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David is the former US Managing Editor at Dexerto.com. You can contact him via email: david.purcell@dexerto.com.