The Valorant beta is now live!
For the occasion, Riot is going big and is offering new beta access. Beware, we're not talking about beta keys this time. You'll have to link your Twitch account to your Riot Games account, then watch the various partner streams that can drop early accesses.
The streams which are eligible should have a [DROPS ENABLED] tag. Be mindful, there are a lot of streamers who are playing, but who do not have this access.
You can use this link to filter directly.
If you are successful, you will receive a notification on Twitch, and an email from Riot. Spamming streamers' chats with !drop does not work, so don't be that person!
This will be the first online Valorant competition where many streamers, professional players and well-known influencers will compete against each other, celebrating the opening of the beta and above all, giving access to Twitch Drops again.
We remind you that opening several streams doesn't multiply your chances to drop.
Valorant had made very good figures during the previous lifting of the embargo, approaching one million spectators on Twitch. See you in a few hours to check out the community's enthusiasm and the quality of the game, played live by known names in the FPS world.
On April 3, Valorant crushed all the gaming competition by reaching dizzying figures, even before the launch at 10:00 am. There were more than 900,000 viewers — most of which were also looking for a beta key.
