Are there Overwatch 2 Battle for Olympus Twitch Drops?

The Overwatch 2 Battle for Olympus seasonal event is still ongoing. Inspired by Greek mythology, the limited time mode infuses a selection of seven heroes with the legendary powers of Greek gods and monsters and pits them against each other in an epic free-for-all deathmatch. The event also brought new cosmetics, player titles, and voicelines for heroes to equip, but are some of these exclusive to Twitch?

Overwatch 2’s Battle for Olympus event has rocked the game and features a new deathmatch mode never before released by Overwatch. In addition to its unique rules, the event also features an ongoing competition to see which hero can get the most eliminations during the event and receive a special reward: being anchored as a statue on the Ilios Ruins map.

The Battle for Olympus event, which took place on January 5th, brought with it a host of new Greek mythology reinterpretations of heroes such as Poseidon Ramattra (who is causing a bit of a stir), Zeus Junker Queen and Hades Pharah. These skins also include exclusive voice acting and player titles. Some of the skins are available by completing the Battle for Olympus Battle Pass, and other items can be purchased or earned by completing challenges in the new mode.

There are currently no Twitch Drops specifically associated with the Overwatch 2 Battle for Olympus event. All cosmetic items for the event can be earned through the Battle Pass and in-game challenges, or purchased with coins from the in-game shop. However, other Twitch Drops will be available soon for the Lunar New Year. Players will then be able to watch Twitch and earn Year of the Rabbit cosmetics, so keep an eye out for that soon.

Some of the most consistent additions to Overwatch 2 are cosmetics like skins and voicelines. Since Overwatch 2’s competitive meta forbids developers from adding content that gives mechanical advantages to players with the ability to purchase them, while unfairly handicapping other players, skewing the playing field around skills alone, Blizzard is keeping the Freshen things up by releasing items that allow players to express themselves through their heroes.