The First Descendant: How To Get All Twitch Drops

The First Descendant is here, and we definitely can't get enough! Immersing ourselves in the thrilling battles against the race of Vulgus and saving the human race became even more tempting after the final beta testing of the game that ended in May 2024, and fans are now more than ready to explore all the opportunities for adventures that The First Descendant has to offer.

To celebrate the release on July 2, 2024, the developers of The First Descendant teamed up with Twitch to give all players some free welcome gifts. During the event, you will be able to claim free Gold, Kuiper Shards, the Gloomy emote, and many other surprises. Let's take a look at all the Twitch drops and how to add them to your account before they expire.

The First Descendant How To Get All Twitch Drops?

The First Descendant Twitch drops event will begin on July 2, 2024, at midnight PTD and it will end on July 29, 2024, at the same time. Thankfully, claiming the free rewards is a very straightforward process that doesn't require a lot of effort. Simply follow these steps:

1. Head over to Twitch
2. Log into your Twitch account
3. Watch The First Descendant live stream with Twitch drops enabled
4. Go to your inventory page and click Claim Now
5. Return to The First Descendant to see your free items

Keep in mind that you have to watch at least 15 minutes of The First Descendant on Twitch to get the first reward. Don't miss your chance to add some of the coolest items to your account to kick-start your journey of saving humanity!

The First Descendant All Twitch Drops

There are currently five The First Descendant Twitch drops that you can claim. The item you get depends on the time you have spent watching the live stream on Twitch. Here are all the items and the time required to unlock them:

The best news is that you don't really have to do much in order to get all the rewards for free. Have fun and good luck on your next adventure! For more information about The First Descendant, you can check out this article.