Overwatch 2

Season 1 of Overwatch 2's Premium Battle Pass has a ton of cyberpunk-themed rewards on offer for players -- provided you work or pay your way through 80 tiers of play first.

We thought that the final Overwatch Anniversary Remix event would be the final opportunity to spend in-game money on cosmetics, but Blizzard is opening up the vault one last time for the Overwatch Credits Last Chance Event from September 13 through October 2.

New to Overwatch 2 is the shop where you can purchase additional cosmetics for your favorite heroes.

While playing many Damage Heroes will feel like coming home when you start playing Overwatch 2, there are definitely some changes to how Damage Heroes work worth noting.

Overwatch 2 monetization via the new free Battle Pass and Premium Battle Pass is a hot topic but, much like turtles, it's microtransactions all the way down.

The arrival of Overwatch 2 marks a huge shift for Blizzard's team shooter, and that means players will want to lay the groundwork for a smooth launch.

The announcement of PVE content for Overwatch 2 drew the attention of many prospective players, but we've been informed that this feature won't be releasing immediately when Overwatch 2 launches on October 4.

Rather than continue the loot box system from the original Overwatch, Overwatch 2's main system of getting new skins, sprays, voice lines -- and now, Heroes -- will be a Battle Pass.

The upcoming arrival of Overwatch 2 has given Blizzard the chance to revisit many aspects of its approach to the team shooter.

Kiriko is a new support hero coming to Overwatch 2, inspired heavily by the nine-tailed kitsune from Japanese folklore.