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To celebrate the start of the new ranked season in League of Legends, Riot Games is hosting a two-week Twitch Drops event from January 9 to January 25, where viewers can earn exclusive Demacia-themed emotes by watching or supporting League Partner Program creators on Twitch, with specific requirements for watching and subscribing, and instructions for linking accounts and troubleshooting.
Marvel Rivals is releasing a major update on October 23, 2025, introducing a new PvE mode called Marvel Zombies, a special event with free costumes, new in-store bundles, a free emote, Twitch Drops, and numerous bug fixes across platforms and heroes, enhancing gameplay and player experience.
Starting September 26, players can purchase StarCraft-themed cosmetics for Diablo IV, including armor sets and companions inspired by iconic characters and factions, with additional free gifts and Twitch Drops available until October 10 to earn emblems and rewards.
Gearbox has announced Twitch Drops for Borderlands 4, allowing players to earn the Midnight Defiance sniper rifle and Forsaken Chaos shotgun by watching specific streams for a set amount of time, with additional rewards like a drone skin and free weapon skin available through other promotions. Players need to watch designated streams and claim their rewards via Twitch and the game's Shift account, with gear scaling to their level at the time of claiming.
Hello Games celebrates the release of the Voyagers update for No Man's Sky with a five-day Twitch drops event, offering players free in-game items such as starships, decor, and alien critters by watching streams and linking their accounts, with rewards available from August 28 to September 1.
The Pokémon GO World Championships 2025 will be held in Anaheim from August 15-17, featuring exclusive Twitch stream codes for Timed Research, special rewards, and a global celebration event, with in-person activities including a scavenger hunt and avatar T-shirt. Participants can watch the live streams, claim codes, and redeem them for in-game rewards and merchandise.
EA is offering Twitch Drops during the Battlefield 6 beta launch, allowing viewers to earn early access codes and in-game rewards by watching participating streamers for specified durations, with the opportunity to get a beta code after just 30 minutes of viewing.
To get the Twitch Cyberpunk Wings in Dress to Impress, watch at least 30 minutes of gameplay on Twitch with drops enabled between June 28 and July 28, 2025. After watching, you'll receive a unique code in your Twitch Drops inventory, which you can redeem in the game to unlock the wings. Ensure you're logged into Twitch and have watched on a streamer with drops enabled for the reward to be credited.
Season 9: Sins of the Horadrim for Diablo IV launches on July 1, accompanied by Twitch Drops where viewers can earn a Rogue cosmetic by watching eligible streams for at least 3 hours between July 1 and July 19. No purchase or specific edition is required, and viewers must link their Battle.net and Twitch accounts to claim rewards, which expire after 7 days if unclaimed.
The next Diablo IV Developer Update Livestream is scheduled for June 27 at 11 a.m. PDT, offering a preview of Season 9: Sins of the Horadrim, including new quests, features, and a Q&A session. Viewers can watch live on various platforms, participate in a Twitch Drops event to earn a special in-game staff, and later catch the replay. The event also includes a Sanctuary Sitdown with community hosts to discuss Diablo IV.
Marvel Rivals, a new free-to-play hero shooter featuring 33 Marvel characters, has launched and offers a free Iron Man skin for early players. To claim the Iron Man: Armor Model 42 skin, players must enter the code nwarh4k3xqy before March 3, 2025. The game is currently ranked No. 2 on Steam charts and includes various maps and modes. Players can also earn in-game rewards through Twitch Drops by watching streams during Season 0. The game will monetize through cosmetic sales using free and premium currency.
World of Warcraft players can earn the Fathom pet by watching any World of Warcraft stream on Twitch.tv from March 22 to April 5. To participate, players must link their Twitch account to their Battle.net account and watch 4 hours of content during the specified time frame. Rewards can be claimed on PC/Mac web browsers or the Twitch app for Android or iOS, and will be delivered to the first Battle.net region the player logs into.
Battlestate Games has announced the first-ever Twitch drops campaign for Escape From Tarkov Arena, allowing players to access the game for free. The campaign runs from February 29 to March 3, offering in-game items and temporary access keys for the game. To participate, players need to link their Twitch and Escape From Tarkov accounts, watch eligible streams for two hours to unlock drops, and claim them on the Twitch drops page. This initiative coincides with the game's first wipe and new patch launch, aiming to attract new players to the more accessible version of Tarkov.
Viewers of the Escape From Tarkov Arena tournament at DreamHack Hannover on Twitch can earn in-game rewards for Escape From Tarkov by linking their Twitch and Tarkov accounts. Different drops are available each day of the tournament, with rewards including stims, moonshine, tactical gear, and an injector case. However, beta access to Escape From Tarkov Arena is not included in the drops, and the game's release date remains unknown.
Diablo IV's Season of Blood introduces Twitch Drops, allowing players to earn cosmetic items from the Orichalcum collection by watching eligible Diablo IV content creators on Twitch for at least 4 hours each week. The drops are available over a 4-week period, with different rewards for each week, including items for the Necromancer, Rogue, Sorcerer, Barbarian, and Druid classes. Players do not need to own Diablo IV to earn the drops, but they must link their Battle.net and Twitch accounts and claim the rewards within 7 days.