How to redeem MultiVersus codes for Twitch Drops
Getting Twitch rewards and redeeming the MultiVersus early access beta
Being able to redeem Multiversus codes with Twitch Drops and rewards is a feature with only a small window left - there'll be no need to do it when the full open beta drops to the public soon - but for those who want it a little earlier, we won't judge. So with the process still viable, we'll explain how to redeem codes in Multiversus and get Twitch Drops to access the open beta early below, with the process laid out clearly for aspiring battlers and brawlers.
How to redeem codes for MultiVersus open beta
Once you have a Twitch Drop code to redeem for the MultiVersus open beta, there's a slightly clumsy process to actually redeeming it, though we'll walk you through step-by-step.
1. Log in to your WB Games account. Don't have one? You'll need one, so head here to either create an account or login to WB Games.
2. Once you're set up, head to this link.
3. Go to the tab on the left marked "Beta Management".
4. There'll be an option to "Redeem a Beta Code." Enter the Twitch Drop code you got.
5. You'll be asked your platform of choice (i.e., what console you want to play it on). Make sure you pick the right one!
6. You'll then get a code you can redeem in any of the associated storefronts as normal - the PSN Store, Xbox Store, Steam, etc.
How to get MultiVersus Twitch Drops
Of course, to be able to redeem the code, you'll need to know how to get MultiVersus Twitch Drops. That's its own process laid out below:
1. Go into your WB Games account mentioned above and link it with your Twitch Account in the "Connections" tab.
2. Watch any Twitch streamer play MultiVersus for 60 minutes with Drops enabled (this has to be from July 19 at 9 AM PT to July 26 at 9 AM PT).
3. Check your progress towards the 60 minutes in your Twitch Inventory.
4. Once done, head to this link to claim the code and sign into your WB Games account.
Once the game is downloaded, you'll be ready to enjoy the game! Whether it's MultiVersus 1v1 with friends, or massive, chaotic team games, it's available now. If you want a primer on preparing for the game, check out all the MultiVersus characters or the best perks in MultiVersus at the links attached!
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