How to claim Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops in 2023

Nicholas James Published 30/12/2022

Escape From Tarkov has returned its popular Twitch drops program for December 2022, here’s what you need to know about Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops for the end of the year.

Battlestate Games has announced a new Escape From Tarkov Twitch drops event ahead of the new year. These events allow players to tune into select streamers playing Escape From Tarkov and claim rewards that are sent into their in-game inventory via one of the in-game traders. Unlike some previous years’ drop events, it’s not completely random how prizes are distributed and how rewards are determined. Here’s what you need to know.

How to claim Tarkov Twitch drops

In order to claim the drops, you have to link your Battlestate Games account to your Twitch account. This can be done online via the website for the game in your Profile information. Once set up, all you’ll need to do is tune into an Escape From Tarkov stream that has drops enabled and wait. The Tarkov drops are set up on a schedule, with set time windows each day in which the drops reset. The official Battlestate Games Twitch is also doing tons of events throughout that time, with events happening on several days throughout.

There will be two slots for drops every day from December 30, 2022, to January 8, 2023. At set intervals, you’ll be able to claim items from your Twitch profile. These rewards will amp up throughout each drop’s window until it caps out and you’ll need to wait until the next window to claim your next drop. Luckily these happen twice a day, so you won’t have to wait long to claim your next reward.

That’s all you need to know about claiming Twitch drops for Escape from Tarkov for the new year, so get out there and claim your free goodies!

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