Developer Blizzard Entertainment is enticing players to tune in to Overwatch 2 streams via Twitch with a promise of in-game goodies. To celebrate the launch of the game, the team will be giving away a Legendary Kiriko skin, a Razor Sharp spray for Kiriko, and a Donut Weapon Charm via Twitch Drops. With the game’s approach to cross-progression, unlocking these items means having access to them on any platform you choose to play on.
But before you get started, you have to re-link your Twitch and Battle.net accounts to be eligible for drops – even if you did participate in similar events in the past. To do so, log into your Battle.net account, proceed to Battle.net Connections page, click Connect and follow the instructions.
- To get Legendary Sukajah Kiriko skin: Watch any stream in the Overwatch 2 category on Twitch for six hours total between October 7 at 2:00 p.m. PDT and October 16 at 11:59 p.m. PDT
- To get Razor Sharp Kiriko Spray & Donut Weapon Charm: Watch any stream in the Overwatch 2 category on Twitch for two hours between October 17 at 11:00 a.m. PDT and October 24 at 12:00 a.m. PDT to get the spray and for another three hours (so five hours total) to earn the Donut Weapon Charm.
You can learn more about Kiriko, one of the new heroes making their way to Overwatch 2, through her Origin Story and gameplay showcase that you can find below. Stay tuned for more! The developers have revealed that in Overwatch 2 – Season One, everyone who logs in to play will receive Junker Queen and Sojourn automatically, whether they’re new players or returning. Players who own the original Overwatch will also receive Kiriko through their Founder’s Pack, which needs to be redeemed by logging in before the end of Season Two.
Kiriko Kamori is a ninja healer who forged her own path with a mix of tradition and innovation. Torn between her grandmother’s traditional devotion to the Fox spirit and her mother’s more modern way of the blade, Kiriko was forced to choose. But how could she, when both are a part of her?
“For generations, my family has served and protected our city by following traditional paths. Me? I made my own. Some of the old, some of the new.”
