Winter has arrived on the Overwatch battlefield with Season 20: Vendetta, and this year brings more than festive cheer and seasonal cosmetics. Blizzard Entertainment is introducing the game’s first melee DPS hero, evolving competitive modes, and returning Winter Wonderland with a twist that lets props fight back.
Blizzard’s Season 19 for Overwatch 2 is themed around the Haunted Masquerade event that runs from October 14 to November 3, 2025. The season brings a fresh Halloween game mode, returning seasonal favourites, and significant Stadium updates alongside new cosmetic content. And collaboration with One Punch Man.
Heads up, Overwatch 2 players! An all new cosmetics have arrived – thanks to the collaboration between Overwatch 2 and the Phantom Thieves (from Persona 5). Persona 5 is an awesome game (check out my review here) and if the Phantom Thieves held a dear to your heart, then this is the moment for you.
Season 18 drops on August 26 with the biggest content update Overwatch 2 has seen in ages. The headline changes include a completely revamped Stadium mode (which now includes Quick Play), Wuyang as the latest support hero, and a comprehensive PvP refresh that resets competitive rankings across the board. Stadium mode gets its most significant
In case you’re wondering, the new hero, Aqua, is not released in this season but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty to dig through for Season 17. Season 17 of Overwatch 2 arrives with ambitious changes that genuinely feel like they could reshape how we approach the game. The standout addition has to be map
The Overwatch 2 x Street Fighter 6 collaboration, launched on May 20, 2025 is Blizzard’s largest crossover event with an external video game IP, featuring eight unique Legendary skins that transform Overwatch 2 heroes into iconic Street Fighter 6 characters. This event, announced at EVO Japan 2025, brings together the fast-paced hero shooter with Capcom’s
Every now and then we’d get new cosmetics in Overwatch 2 and sometimes, big updates like a new hero, a new map, or even a new game mode in Arcade (or events). However, nothing is as big as Season 16, going live now. Not only it has the latest, newest DPS hero, Freja, but Season
We are halfway through the current season of Overwatch 2, which is Season 15 titled Honor and Glory (started from 18th of February and will end in 22nd of April 2025). And we’ve had lots of updates and fun so far, with the upcoming new DPS Hero, Freja, playtest over the past weekend. We also
Overwatch 2 is setting the stage for its most ambitious year yet, with Blizzard revealing an extensive roadmap that promises to revolutionise the hero shooter experience throughout 2025. Having gotten an early preview of what’s coming, I can tell you there’s plenty to be excited about – from the introduction of hero-specific Perks to an
The Overwatch 2 x Avatar: The Last Airbender collaboration has gone live today, offering new in-game cosmetics like heroes’ skins, emotes, titles, voice lines, and many more. You could probably have guessed which heroes would take the cosplaying for certain characters from the beloved Avatar franchise – I mean, Zenyatta as Aang is an obviously
Overwatch 2 Season 14 comes at the right time as many other players are trying the new Marvel Rivals – so Overwatch fans can stay and have something to get excited about. There are a lot of contents to dive in Season 14, including the new Tank hero, Hazard, alongside the return of beloved winter
The Overwatch 2 Season 13 is here and if you’ve been absent from playing Overwatch 2 (which is free), this might be a good time to return. It has lots of new Halloween skins for your favourite heroes, a Mythic skin for Widowmaker, skins from the My Hero Academia! collaboration, Sombra rework, a fun arcade
