Hunt Showdown Celebrates Its 5th Year With Twitch Drops

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The online shooter Hunt: Showdown is celebrating its fifth year since its release with a series of Twitch drops giving players cosmetic items for the game if they watch a select Twitch stream for a certain amount of time.

Hunt: Showdown Twitch drops - February 23 - March 2, 2023

Earning these drops is similar to past drops done on the streaming site. Head to the Hunt: Showdown website and link your Twitch account. You then need to watch at least two hours of one of the select Hunt streamers in the list provided on the website to earn yourself a Hunt Anniversary Crate. You can earn four of these crates every day starting February 23.

These crates are separate from the preset in-game rewards you can earn from watching select streams as these rewards will be available at certain times. 

Below is a full list of rewards, how long you need to watch, and for how long it will be available.

  • February 23 - March 2: Unlock the Legendary Knife “The Marquis” by watching streams for 180 minutes

  • February 24 - March 2: Unlock the Legendary Weapon Bornheim No. 3 “Alley Cat” by watching streams for 180 minutes 

  • February 25 - March 2: Unlock the Legendary Mosin-Nagant M1891 Obrez “The Fifth Tale” by watching streams for 210 minutes

  • February 27 - March 2: Unlock the Weapon Charm “Gator Eye” by watching streams for 210 minutes

  • February 28 - March 2: Unlock the Legendary Hunter “Kill Buyer” by Unlocking the Gator Eye (reward above) and watch streams for 240 minutes

Hunt: Showdown is a unique FPS where players enter a mythical bayou and fight monsters and real players to hunt down specific creatures for their bounty and hopefully extract with it alive. The game is known for its stellar sound design and intense gunplay. 

The game is subtle but has slowly grown in popularity and has established a strong community as the game can reach as high as 20k concurrent players in one day. The game has been updated with various maps, weapons, bosses, and events, and has been supported by releasing paid cosmetics on a regular basis.

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