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Twitch Prime Users Get Twitch-Themed PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Loot
Twitch has announced that its premium service, Twitch Prime, is expanding to include over 200 countries starting today. To celebrate, the streaming giant is offering Twitch Prime subscribers free in-game loot in the massively successful PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
Twitch Prime is Twitch's ad-free service that also gives subscribers free in-game items and even bonus games. This month's loot features the recognizable Twitch branding, but with a definite PUBG aesthetic. Players will receive a new mask, shirt, pair of pants, and boots for use within in the game.
The loot becomes available beginning on June 9. If you're not already a Twitch Prime subscriber (if you subscribe to Amazon Prime, you get Twitch Prime free of charge), you can sign up for a free trial here.
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