How To Get the Siege X Twitch Drops

Rainbow Six Siege X has finally dropped across all platforms, bringing the price of admission down to zero. This chapter for the competitive shooter revamps some key systems, breathing new life into a fairly popular multiplayer experience. Ubisoft has partnered with Twitch to celebrate its launch with a drops campaign.

Here is how you can get the Twitch drops for Siege X and earn an exclusive weapon skin.

Get Siege X Twitch Drops

Currently, the R6X Y10SEASON3 campaign for Siege X is live on Twitch and has the following rewards and requirements:

Item	Item Image	Total watched minutes required
Membrane Booster Weapon Skin for 552 Commando		120 Minutes (2 Hours)

Two hours for just one item is a bit on the higher side, but you don’t necessarily have to watch the stream and can just leave it on in the background.

The Membrane Booster skin is available for the 552 Commando, which both IQ and Grim have access to. Here is a better look at the weapon skin:

Siege X Twitch Drops Schedule

The current Siege X Twitch Drop campaign is available from September 17, 2025, to October 1, 2025.

There isn’t a whole lot of time left for this particular campaign, and a new one should be announced pretty soon!

How to Claim Twitch Drops for Siege X

You need to connect your Ubisoft account with Twitch to become eligible for these rewards and the campaign itself.

• Head over to the following link to both accounts, Ubisoft and Twitch.
• Once you’ve linked your Ubisoft and Twitch accounts, head over to any Siege X stream with drops enabled and watch the Stream (or put it on in the background) for the specified time, a total of 30 minutes if you want everything.
• You can keep track of the drop progress in your Twitch inventory. If the progress bar doesn’t update automatically, refresh the page.
• Once you have watched the specified time, you’ll see the “Claim Now” button on the same page, positioned over the item.
• After you claim the items, they will show up in your inventory.

Siege X is already doing excellent numbers on Steam, and going free-to-play after ten years was certainly the right move to keep the game alive and profitable for Ubisoft.