As seen in the image above, there are four Battlefield 6 cosmetic skins to earn from Twitch Drops. Watching the beta streams for a total of four hours will allow you to earn them all. This can be done between August 7-10 and August 14-17.

In terms of rewards, EA has a range of freebies up for grabs that can be unlocked in several ways. The first method involves participating in the open beta weekends, which will feature in-game challenges for unlocks that can be carried over to the full game upon its October launch.

Battlefield 6 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated multiplayer shooters of 2025, featuring expansive maps, vehicle combat, and enhanced tactical gameplay. Opening beta access through Twitch Drops not only boosts visibility across the platform but also provides organic community engagement.

Visit the Battlefield 6 website and check for Code Redemption. Enter the code and select the Redeem option. Watching Twitch streams for at least 30 minutes between August 7 and 8 will unlock access to the Open Beta of Battlefield 6. This grants early access to the game.

You are an EA Play Pro subscriber, then log in with the EA Account linked to your subscription. NEW: You watch creators streaming Battlefield 6 on Twitch for 30 minutes during the early access period on August 7 and 8 (see below). It's on PC with Steam, the EA app, Playstation 5, Xbox X and S and the Epic Games store.

EA is running another Battlefield 6 Twitch Drops campaign to give players one last chance to get into the open beta's early access period, starting on Thursday, August 7

The following Battlefield 6 beta rewards are available to earn during the two weekend sessions, by completing challenges: Assault: Get 50 Close Quarter Kills (within 10m): Striking Distance Weapon Package Capture 42 flags in Conquest, Domination or King of the Hill: War Machine Vehicle Skin

Battlefield 6’s Open Beta includes Twitch Drops to grant you free rewards at launch, so here’s everything you need to know.

Battlefield 6 Open Beta starts August 7, 2025. Players can win exclusive rewards. Link EA and Twitch accounts to get started. Watch streams marked 'Drops Enabled' during the beta weekends. Watch time unlocks rewards like early access and cosmetic items.

Battlefield 6 currently has close to 250,000 players waiting in queue for access, ahead of the August 9 beta weekend.

The Battlefield 6 open beta is your chance to try the series’ latest entry, so make sure you’re prepared when it goes live in your region.