Valorant beta key drops now available in all streams

Valorant Jett
Valorant agent Jett. (Image credit: Riot Games)

Get your Riot ID's linked up to your Twitch accounts: Beta keys can now drop on all Valorant Twitch streams.

The beta is already in full swing and more and more players get the chance to test the new tactical shooter. Even esports professionals and organizations are already devoting themselves to the title, which has no fixed release date yet. Access to the closed beta is still by invitation only or by randomly dropping a beta key on Twitch. To do so, you have to link your Riot account to your Twitch account. Here are the complete instructions:

As we reported earlier, certain streamers and Esports professionals have been given early access to the beta. By watching their streams, beta keys can drop randomly - you'll get a notification in Twitch and a mail from Riot Games. Until recently, you had to go through the Valorant streams on Twitch and if Valorant drops were enabled. Usually, these were the streams of well-known streamers or esports professionals.Now it was announced on Twitter that from now on every Twitch user who streams Valorant can activate drops in their channel:

If you still need a beta key, make sure to link your Riot ID to your Twitch channel. You now have a much wider choice when it comes to the streams. However, the number of keys that will be redistributed remains the same. It's only the number of streams that increases, so people won't be forced to watch only the top streamers. This is fair as it boosted the already successful ones and left many of the smaller streamers without viewership.

To all streamers out there who already have access: Don't forget to activate the drops in your channel to give others a chance to get the beta.

If you don't have access yet and need tips on which stream to watch, you can check out our article on the best Valorant streamers. Since we have several beta keys, you can of course still get all the news, tips and updates about Valorant on EarlyGame.

Tasho Tashev

Law graduate from Sofia University turned gaming journalist. Gaming has always been a passion of mine since I was a kid (shocker I know) so it was only a matter of time before I started writing about it. My high-school...