If you're looking to get more out of your Marvel Rivals game and your Twitch viewing experience, you'll want to make the most of Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops.
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When a Rivals Twitch Drops event is live, you can earn free in-game rewards including new Sprays, Nameplates, Emotes and even Costumes.
Once you have earned a reward by watching Drops Enabled Twitch streams, you can claim them on the Twitch Drop Inventory page and then find them in your Marvel Rivals inbox in-game.
It's worth noting that in-game emails last just 30 days. Claim those Twitch Drops rewards quickly!
Read on to find out everything there is to know about how to get Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops rewards and how to connect your accounts.
Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops explained: What you need to do
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To earn Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops, you need to watch a Twitch stream in the Marvel Rivals category, enable Twitch Drops and watch for at least 30 minutes before receiving a Drop.
As of writing, the Twitch Drops Season 1 part 1 event is taking place. It began on 10th January 2025 and comes to an end at 11:30 pm (UK time) on 25th January 2025.
We will update this page as more drops are announced throughout the game's life. You can also find the latest Marvel Rivals Twitch Drops news on the news page of the official Marvel Rivals website.
Here are all of the rewards on offer until 25th January below:
Once you have followed the steps on the Marvel Rivals website and have logged in to both your game account and Twitch account, you should be able to claim any Twitch Drops rewards.
Remember, you need to watch Twitch streams with the 'DropsEnabled' tag for long enough to earn your Drops rewards in-game.
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