EA likes to celebrate a Battlefield launch with explosions, double XP, and Twitch freebies. Battlefield 6 is no exception. Launch week comes with a new round of Battlefield 6 Twitch Drops, which is your great chance to get exclusive cosmetics, weapon bundles, and a vehicle skin. Here’s everything you can earn and how to claim this free loot.
Battlefield 6 Twitch Drops Dates and Details
EA’s Battlefield 6 Twitch Drops event will run from October 10 to October 17, 2025, across the game’s first full launch week. During that window, anyone who watches participating Twitch streams tagged with “Drops Enabled” can start unlocking exclusive rewards for their soldier, weapons, and vehicles.
The lineup includes four in-game items: a soldier skin, a dog tag, a weapon package, and a vehicle skin earned by specific watch or subscription milestones. If you’ve participated in past Battlefield events (like the Battlefield 2042 Road to Battlefield campaign or the beta reveal drops), you’ll know that you need to link your accounts, watch streams, and claim your loot before the timer runs out.
All Battlefield 6 Twitch Drop Rewards
These are all Battlefield 6 Twitch Drops items you can unlock during launch week, and how to get each one:
- Versatile Soldier Skin – Subscribe to (or gift a subscription for) any eligible Battlefield 6 streamer
- Called Shotgun Dog Tag – Watch for 1 hour
- Cyber War M87A1 Weapon Package – Watch for 2 hours
- Green Falcon Vehicle Skin – Watch for 3 hours
The Versatile Soldier Skin is the headliner reward, but it’s not free. You’ll have to either buy or gift a Twitch subscription during the campaign. Prime or recurring subs don’t count, so if you were hoping to coast on existing support, no dice.
The other three items are unlocked only through watch time, and you can earn them all in one sitting (or over several short sessions thankfully, Twitch tracks progress across multiple streams).
Look for the “Drops Enabled” tag under the stream title to make sure your watch time counts. Nothing’s worse than wasting hours watching the wrong channel.
How to Claim Twitch Drops for Battlefield 6
Before you start grinding watch hours, you’ll need to link your EA and Twitch accounts—otherwise, the rewards won’t make it anywhere near your Battlefield locker.
Here’s how to get the Twitch Drops:
- Visit EA’s account linking page (or just Google “EA Twitch linking”). Create a new EA account if you don’t have one.
- Log into your Twitch account and hit Authorize.
- Log into your EA account, then click Link Accounts to finalize.
Once you’re connected, all your viewing progress will sync automatically.
After watching long enough to unlock a reward, you’ll need to claim it manually in your Twitch Drops Inventory, found under your profile → Drops & Rewards. You get 24 hours to claim each drop before it expires into the void, so don’t procrastinate. Once claimed, your rewards will show up the next time you log into Battlefield 6.
If you’re only going to chase one reward, make it this one. The Cyber War M87A1 package is a close-quarters powerhouse. Outfitted with multiple attachments, this shotgun-class weapon is built for tight combat and is a good backup for assault or recon players.
Battlefield 6 Launch Time
Battlefield 6 officially launches on October 10, 2025, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. There’s no early access, so everyone jumps in at once which should make the first few days of streams very intense and action-packed (and, conveniently, perfect for earning these drops).
If you don’t want to grind the full three hours in one go, you can break up your watch time across different streams and days, as progress carries over as long as the channel has Drops enabled.
So there you have it — four rewards, seven days, one account link standing between you and some new battlefield drip.
