While the collaboration seems slightly lackluster, it’s still nice to see collaborations like this happen as it harkens back to the days of Halo 3 partnering with Mountain Dew Game Fuel. Receipts being necessary in order to receive in-game codes also seems extreme, but understandable as printing codes on Monster Energy cans could lead to people collecting codes without proof of purchase. The Battle Pass levels are nice, but probably not compelling enough to convince people to hold onto all their receipts. Those looking for exclusive skins and cosmetics may be disappointed as both character skins are only of Rare quality and not given anything too distinguishing from other skins in the category. 50 Cans: Holo Spray: Energy!, +1 Battle Pass Level.

45 Cans: Multi-Tier Badge 5/5, +1 Battle Pass Level.40 Cans: Gun Charm: Danger!, +1 Battle Pass Level.35 Cans: Multi-Tier Badge ⅘, +1 Battle Pass Level.30 Cans: Wraith Rare Skin: Energy Transfer, +1 Battle Pass Level.25 Cans: Multi-Tier Badge ⅗, +1 Battle Pass Level.20 Cans: Octane Rare Skin: Abstract Splash, +1 Battle Pass Level.15 Cans: Multi-Tier Badge ⅖, +1 Battle Pass Level.

10 Cans: Volt SMG Skin: Vapor Trailed, +1 Battle Pass Level.

Here’s a full list of rewards that players can receive in-game: Apex Legends players will also be able to receive in-game items and battle pass levels when they upload receipts to the Apex Legends x Monster Energy event website. According to the Monster Energy and Apex Legends event site, those who purchase Monster Energy will be entered for a chance to win a trip to Montreal, Canada for an exclusive ziplining, paintball, and driving experience.

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