xQc freaks out after a game threatens to dox his "true address"

Twitch and Kick streamer Fèlix "xQc" had a doxxing scare while playing the game KinitoPET, which is a psychological horror game utilizing a 2000s-themed virtual assistant who forcibly tries to become your "best friend."

The assistant, Kinito, seemingly threatened to reveal the streamer's address and prove that it is capable of doing so, opened up and started typing in his Windows search bar, much to Fèlix's horror.

Netizens found the situation hilarious as xQc found himself helpless against the malevolent virtual assistant, with some pointing out the mechanism that allows for the game to particularly recognize streamers and content creators.

Threatening to reveal his "true address" after the streamer filled out a fake one, the overzealous in-game assistant stated:

KinitoPET is an indie simulation video game that has achieved viral status following excellent reviews on the online game marketplace, Steam. The game currently holds an "Overwhelmingly positive" rating based on more than 2,300 reviews, with 95% of them being positive.

In the clip, the possibility of getting his address leaked by the in-game assistant visibly left Fèlix afraid as he shouted out loud and tried to press buttons on his keyboard to stop it from opening anything sensitive on his desktop.

Fans were entertained by the streamer's paranoid reaction and praised the game's unique and innovative design. On the other hand, many users pointed out that the game could have also detected the streamer's video recording software, OBS, and "leaked" it to his viewers as part of one of its scares:

xQc is well known for his $100 million deal with Kick, becoming the second biggest creator on the platform in terms of number of followers, second only to Adin Ross. However,