A third teaser tells us more about Heros 32
The cat-and-mouse game is back in Overwatch. While we've been waiting for a while for something new on Blizzard's FPS, we might just get what we want with new teasers revealed on Twitter.
The cat-and-mouse game is back in Overwatch. While we've been waiting for a while for something new on Blizzard's FPS, we might just get what we want with new teasers revealed on Twitter.
Competitive 6v6 Elimination has returned! Go to Arcade section to enjoy this new season and earn rewards and competitive points.
Each week a new Hero Pool will be available in-game! Four heroes are banned and this week Ana, Moira, Reaper, and Reinhardt are the unlucky ones.
Go back in time to Overwatch's past with the Archives event. Story Mode is back with some new missions to spice things up. You'll be able to win new legendary skins and complete three new weekly challenges!
No matter which games you win, you can take advantage of various time-limited skins that are normally unavailable for purchase during the Overwatch Archive event.
After 20 years, it's time for Michael Chu to leave Blizzard Activision. He's leaving the Overwatch team, with which he created so many stories.
The decision is final. No Overwatch League events will take place in March and April. However, the matches will take place and will be streamed with some scheduling changes coming up.
The coronavirus (Covid-19) has just claimed another victim in the Overwatch League. The first Paris Eternal Homestand will be cancelled after the government's announcement to ban any gathering of more than 1,000 people until April 15, 2020.
Blizzard hit hard two years ago when it created the first ever franchised league in esports. The sustainability of such a project depends on its success. Now, a few weeks after the launch of its third season, will the OWL achieve this in 2020? We sat down with OWL VP Jon Spector to find out.
New week in the Overwatch League means new ban! Four heroes have been removed from the Hero Pool for the sixth week of the Overwatch League. This time it's Soldier 76, Sombra, Winston and Lucio who have suffered the brunt of their popularity!
The first Experimental mode was based on the Triple DPS composition. It's now the turn of new balancing experiment on Ashe, Baptiste, D.Va, Mei, Orisa, Sigma, Soldat 76 and Sombra to be tested!
The first Hero Pool has just arrived in Overwatch live servers with the beginning of Season 21. Each week four heroes will be banned — two DPS, a Tank and a Support. This week, Hanzo, Mei, Orisa and Baptiste won't be playable.
If you follow Overwatch competitive scene, Contenders won't be a novelty for you. If you're interested in talent from all over the world, this tournament should delight you, which is why we summarize everything for you before the start of the season.
Next week, the Hero Pool will be officially used in the Overwatch League. One Tank, two DPS and one Support were selected by drawing from among the most played heroes. Moira, McCree, Widowmaker and Reinhardt will be the first heroes to be banned!
Patch 1.45 has just arrived in-game that a new PTR patch is already available with a feature that will delight content creators: sharing replays.
For almost a year now, the Workshop has allowed creators to design new ways to play Overwatch. While not all modes are played to the same extent, some have been recognized by Blizzard and added to the Arcade mode pool.
Experimental Mode is now available in Overwatch as well as Ashe's Mardi Gras Challenge. Some heroes have been modified to match the new composition currently being tested: the Triple Damage.
Unlock new content today by taking part in the Ashe Mardi Gras event until March 9. A new Ashe Legendary-quality skin and other cosmetics will be available by winning nine games in total.
The first experimental mode will start on February 25 in Overwatch with the test of the Triple DPS composition. This new composition will be composed of a Tank, three DPS and two Supports.
On Twitter, Seoul Dynasty and Gen.G Esports have announced that they will be contributing to funds to support the victims of the coronavirus outbreak. All their income from the March homestand, merchandise sales and purchases of in-game skins will go to victim support associations.