How to get the Insider rewards in Sea of Thieves

If you enjoy plundering islands in Sea of Thieves, you can assist the developers in testing unreleased content by becoming an Insider and earning an ocean of rewards. 

Being a live-service title, Sea of Thieves provides numerous updates with new items, locations, and enemies for players to take down. Inevitability, the game also has some bugs, and that’s where your unique opportunity to become an Insider comes in. You can play and provide feedback for the game’s new features, reaping the fruits of your hard work while making the game smoother for other players. 

Here’s everything you know about Insider rewards in Sea of Thieves.

How to participate and get Insider rewards in Sea of Thieves

To become an Insider in Sea of Thieves, you need to be at least 18 years old and have access to a month or older active account for the game. You also need to be an active player and should have played the game at least once in the last 14 days. The requirements aren’t too high if you’re a passionate player.

After meeting all the requirements, head over to the Sea of Thieves website and sign up for the Insider program by connecting your account. Once you become an Insider after signing the non-disclosure agreement (NDA), you get your hands on the Insider build of the game, and you should start receiving weekly updates before they’re pushed to the masses. You can test out everything and give feedback directly to the developers using the Insider-exclusive forum, and even see what other Insiders think about the updates.

Once you’ve completed the process, you should be rewarded with in-game currency and cosmetics, which are not only valid in the test build but everywhere you play the game using your account. These credits will be sent to your account directly and you can play with your friends or go open crew to flaunt your new gear to everyone. 

Next, if you’re looking to play Sea of Thieves on Steam Deck, you can read our guide to know the ins and outs of playing the game on a handheld device.