'Fortnite' Twitch SuperGames Finals — Start Time, Teams & How to Get Twitch Drop

Fortnite hosts the Twitch Rivals SuperGames Finals April 22, and we've got all the big details you want to know about times, teams, Twitch Drops and more. Get a full recap of the event below.

What time does the Twitch Rivals SuperGames Finals start?

The SuperGames Finals begin April 22 at 8 p.m. EDT and are expected to last about three hours. Due to technical difficulties and other unexpected issues, these times may vary slightly.

How to watch the Twitch Rivals SuperGames Finals

The best place to keep track of the SuperGames action is, of course, the official Twitch Rivals Twitch channel. In the stream embedded above, top-tier shoutcasters will offer a general view of the matches as they unfold. Matches can also be viewed from the streams of individual participants listed below.

SuperGames Finals Teams

Team 1

Team 2

Team 3

Team 4

Team 5

Team 6

Team 7

Team 8

Team 9

Team 10

Team 11

Team 12

Team 13

Team 14

Team 15

Team 16

Team 17

Team 18

Team 19

Team 20

Twitch Rivals SuperGames, Rules, Prizing & Standings

During the Twitch Rivals SuperGames Finals, all 20 teams will work to accrue the most points from the following scoring system over five matches.

Top 16: Five Points

Top 12: Five Points

Top Eight: Five Points

Top Four: Five Points

Top Three: Five Points

Top Two: Five Points

Victory Royale: Five Points

Eliminations: Two Points Each

Prizing will be awarded for charitable causes for the placement listed below:

First: $150,000

Second: $100,000

Third: $75,000

Fourth: $60,000

Fifth: $55,000

Sixth: $50,000

Seventh: $45,000

Eighth: $40,000

Ninth: $35,000

10th: $30,000

11th-20th: $25,000

The latest standings can be viewed at the official Twitch Rivals SuperGames page as the event unfolds.

Get the Don't Blink Spray and Octo Wrap Twitch Drop

Just like the FNCS Finals, the SuperGames Finals features a free Twitch Drop for watching 30 minutes of matches on any of the above-listed supported streams. To do so, you must link your Epic Games and Twitch accounts using the following steps. As long as you see a message that reads "Drops enabled" and not "enable in-game drops," then you've done the process right.

Enter your Epic credentials at the account link page.

Select the option to connect your accounts.

Input the credentials of your Twitch account.

When the account is linked, you'll see a message that reads "Drops enabled! Watch for a chance to earn loot." while watching supported streams.

If the link doesn't work, you'll see a message that reads "Enable in-game Drops with Account Link." Said link will bring you to the above-linked account link page.

That's all you need to know about the Twitch Rivals SuperGames Finals in Fortnite.

Who will take the top prize at the SuperGames Finals? Will you be watching to get your free Twitch Drop? Tell us in the comments section!

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