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Overwatch 2 fans who are already jonesing for something new after the recent Transformers crossover won’t have to wait long. Blizzard has spilled the beans about the next hero that’s coming to the game, and you’ll be able to try her out as soon as this weekend.
Blizzard has officially unveiled Overwatch 2's next support hero as Juno, a bubbly astronaut healer who will be playable in a limited-time «hero trial» that starts on July 19—that's tomorrow—and runs until July 21 on all platforms.
Companies usually turn paid games into free-to-play releases to milk more money from their player base, à la Overwatch 2, but puzzling RPG Tactical Nexus has taken the opposite route - it's going free-to-play because the developers don't want people spending money.
You don’t need to use Recall to look back on all the good memories you’ve made since the launch of Overwatch in 2016. Instead, head over to your official Overwatch 2 Recap Video!
This August, PlayStation will kick off its emerging dive into live service with Concord. The new hero shooter from Firewalk Studios looks to capture the fun of Overwatch while delivering a slow drip approach to narrative that could keep dedicated players logging in every week. With its stylish art and memorable character designs, it has just about everything a good hero shooter could need to succeed.
Sony's upcoming hero shooter, Concord, got its first public showing over the weekend, with an early access beta available to select players ahead of a full-fledged open beta later this week. And despite having some stiff competition to overcome, the PS5's sci-fi FPS got some pretty positive reactions.
Blizzard’s been teasing its Overwatch 2 x Transformers collaboration for weeks, even releasing a comic and animated trailer, but the collab is now finally live and it’s lived up to the hype as one of the game’s most exciting collabs yet.
When I first installed and started to play XDefiant, I didn’t think I’d like it. It looked like a random mishmash of Ubisoft IP. I didn’t think it would pull off the gameplay mix between hardcore military shooters like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and hero shooters like Overwatch 2. Thankfully, XDefiant proved me very wrong, and I’ve had a hard time putting the game down since I started playing it ahead of Season 1.