Overwatch Showing No Signs of Slowing Down in 2017

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Post by KostaAndreadis @ 12:40pm 23/12/16 | 0 Comments

Perhaps the year's biggest success story, and recent reports show it being the biggest non free-to-play earner of 2016, Blizzard's Overwatch is heading into 2017 with a bunch of new content planned for the team-based shooter. We're talking new maps (including Oasis, which is currently on the PTR), new heroes, more balance changes, an improved esports experience, and more seasonal events. Plus, some small things like a new spray wheel.

Overwatch Game Director Jeff Kaplan goes through of what players can expect in the latest Developer Update video. Check it out.