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Overwatch 2's new season launches next week, but it looks like heroes who have links to Egyptian culture aren't receiving much from the Egyptian-themed season.
Blast into action with the new Martian Support Hero Juno, a Mid-Year reset, Clash game mode featuring two new maps, divine Mythic Skins, and more.
Today, Blizzard announced more details about Overwatch 2 Season 12. First and foremost, the game's roster will be expanded with a new support hero, Juno from Mars.
It's been a long time since I've seen the Overwatch community as hyped about a new hero as much as Juno. Her trailer has over 2 million views on YouTube—more than the Overwatch 2 launch trailer—and my X feed is filled with posts from accounts dedicated to counting down the days until she's out. Everyone wants the space girl to come home, and she will next week when season 12 begins on Aug 20.
It's somehow been over eight years since Overwatch first released, but loads of first-person shooter fans are only just noticing a key costume detail on Tracer that's, for some reason, not been accounted for in Overwatch 2.
Microsoft and Activision are reportedly forming a new team under the Blizzard umbrella to work on smaller games based on its popular series.
Riot Games is well aware of the comparisons that people sometimes draw between Valorant and rival shooters CS:GO and Overwatch, but the team believes "that's a surface-level comparison to make."
In recent weeks, King employees have swapped their LinkedIn information, saying they are now working in Blizzard. This comes in conjunction with Microsoft and Activision's new team, which has been created within Blizzard.