How To Get the Space Marine 2 Twitch Drops

The Siege update for Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 is now available, and with it comes a brand new PvE mode, cosmetics, plenty of balancing, and quality-of-life additions. That’s not all, though, because Saber Interactive has teamed up with Twitch for a brand new drops campaign.

Here is how you can earn the Space Marine 2 Twitch drops and get some neat cosmetics for your weapons and armor.

Space Marine 2 Twitch Drops

The following Space Marine 2 Twitch drops are currently available to obtain:

Item	Item Image	Total watched minutes required
Mark VIII Errant Helmet		30 Minutes
Mark XI		60 Minutes (1 Hour)
Porphyr Shield Bolt Pistol		120 Minutes (2 Hours)

All of these are cosmetic items that the developers have given away before, so it’s nice that they’ve put them up again for anyone who missed out.

Space Marine 2 Drops Schedule

The latest Twitch campaign for Space Marine 2 is available from June 26, 2025, to July 15, 2025. That’s plenty of time for a campaign that only requires two hours of total watch time.

How to Claim Twitch Drops for Space Marine 2

To claim the drops for Space Marine 2, you need to create a PROS account and link that with Space Marine 2 and Twitch.

• First, launch Space Marine 2, and you’ll see a QR code for the PROS account. Either scan that, or open the link provided.
• The PROS website will open in your default browser, and you will be able to sign up for the PROS account and link your copy of Space Marine 2 to it.
• After that, head over to the following link to connect your PROS account with Twitch
• Once you’ve linked the PROS account with Space Marine 2 and Twitch, head over to any Space Marine 2 stream with drops enabled and watch the Stream (or put it on in the background) for the specified time.
• You can keep track of the drop progress in your Twitch inventory
• Once you have watched the specified time, you’ll see the Claim Now button on the same page over the items.

The PROS account is required for this, and it’s not that intrusive, thankfully. It was also required for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, and it seems that a lot of Saber Interactive titles make use of it for drops, cross-saves, and other features.