xQc plays brutally NSFW VR game on stream – “Any last words?”

Albert Petrosyan

Popular streamer xQc pulled off a brutal beatdown pretty much the only way it would be allowed to be shown on Twitch – by doing so in a VR game called Blade and Sorcery.

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It’s no secret that xQc is one of the most eccentric and unpredictable personalities on Twitch, especially among the upper echelon of streamers.

His on-screen antics are devoid of both censorship and order, which is one of the big reasons why so many people tune in to watch his streams everyday. 

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His latest act of hilarity came on a relatively new virtual reality game called Blade and Sorcey, which is self-described as a ‘VR fantasy sword fighting’ game. 

Placed in a sandy arena-like setting, xQc displayed his inner gladiator by absolutely demolishing another character with a morning star – a medieval weapon that’s essentially a club or a bat with numerous spikes protruding from it. 

WarpFrogBlade and Sorcery puts players right in the heart of medieval battle.
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The moment in question came when xQc had just finished killing off a male character, and turned his attention to a female that was trying to attack him.

Grabbing her by the head, the streamer pulled her down to the ground until she was lying on the flat of her back, at which point he asked: “Any last words?

Before any final words were said, however, he began mercilessly bashing her head with the morning star weapon, continuing until so much blood had spattered everywhere that the character’s face was unrecognizable. 

Once finished, he cast her lifeless body aside, and tossed his weapon to the ground, as if to show that his work in the arena had been done and dusted. 

What is Blade and Sorcery?

Blade and Sorcery is a virtual reality game that takes place during medieval times, allowing players to use weapons from that era to fight off each other.

The game consists off “full physics driven” combat, including both close-range melees, ranged attacks, and even the use of magic.

The game is currently available in early access on Steam for $19.99, and it’s not clear yet when the full and final version of the game will be released. 

About The Author

Albert is a former esports and gaming writer, focused particularly on Call of Duty and content creators. Spending over three years at Dexerto, Albert eventually now works with streamer NICKMERCS and the MFAM group. You can find Albert @AlbertoRavioli on Twitter.