Ready to flex some truly one-of-a-kind style? From 14:00 CEST on June 18 to 14:00 CEST on July 2, 2025, Corepunk is unleashing its first-ever Twitch Drops campaign, letting you earn three limited-edition cosmetics simply by watching any Corepunk stream with the “Drops Enabled” tag.
Ready to flex some truly one-of-a-kind style? From 14:00 CEST on June 18 to 14:00 CEST on July 2, 2025, Corepunk is unleashing its first-ever Twitch Drops campaign, letting you earn three limited-edition cosmetics simply by watching any Corepunk stream with the “Drops Enabled” tag. Stack up your viewing time across as many channels as you like (one at a time), hit each milestone, and you’ll snag the Forgemaster’s Visor, the pulsing Neon Echo hover board, and the jaw-dropping Neon Spiderthrone mount skin—none of which will ever be sold in the store. Fire up Twitch, link your accounts, and let every minute watched translate into legacy loot that marks you as a day-one Drops pioneer.
After 2 hours watched — Forgemaster’s Visor. A helmet with a unique event color that won’t be available in the store.
After 6 total hours watched — Neon Echo Board. Claim the Neon Echo Board, a hover board infused with vivid, shifting lights and one-of-a-kind color effects that turn every glide into a spectacle.
After 10 total hours watched — Neon Spiderthrone mount skin. A unique spider skin in a special event colourway that will never be sold in the official store.
Log in at corepunk.com, go to your Profile — Manage Twitch Account.
Make sure the stream shows the drops enabled tag. Your progress bar lives in Twitch’s chat panel—check it anytime.
As soon as you reach a reward tier, Twitch pops up a Claim button in-stream. Click it before the campaign ends—unclaimed drops expire. Missed the pop-up? You can always claim manually here.
Log into the region you want the rewards on. A loot-chest icon appears on the left side of your screen for the character you’re currently logged in with — open it to collect each drop. Delivery can take up to 24 hours after claiming.
No. All minutes stack across any number of Corepunk streams with the 'Drops Enabled' tag, as long as only one is playing at once.