In addition, they have shared the official roadmap with the exact dates so we don’t miss anything!
Overwatch 2 may not be as big a hit as the first one was back in the day, but it’s collecting more than 170k players a day. Therefore, Blizzard continues to bet heavily on this iconic free-to-play video game. And, with today’s announcement, fans of the game can be sure that there is plenty of content on the horizon.
Blizzard today released the trailer for Overwatch 2 Season 4. In it we can see everything that awaits us this new season full of action and new content. In addition, as if that were not enough, the official Overwatch 2 Twitter account has shared the roadmap with the exact dates when we can get all the content and enjoy the upcoming events.
Season 4 coming in hot!
A new month has begun. And, as expected, a new season is coming to Overwatch 2. Season 4 will start this April 11 accompanied by the arrival of the new hero support Lifeweaver. Those players who get the battle pass for this new season will be able to get it immediately on the 11th of this month. However, those players who do not have the battle pass will have to wait until level 45 to get it for free.
But this is not all. In addition, all players will be able to get three new skins. As soon as Season 4 starts, players will be able to play the new B.O.B and Weave game mode. Playing this game mode will unlock a free epic Cassia Lifeweaver skin. Then, on May 23rd, players who complete the Symmetra Challenge will be able to obtain the “Gardener” epic skin.
In addition to this, a new fan-made map will be added to the game. Talantis, a dynamic map with a marine aesthetic, will be available from April 25. All this is in addition to everything that players who get the Ultimate Battle Pass Bundle will be able to get. Where not only get more than 80 tiers of rewards. Also, they will get new “Starwatch” skins, coins, and even more.
So in this Season 4, we expect a lot of content, game modes, and a lot of fun. Clearly, Overwatch 2 is not dead yet. And as gamers and free-to-play fans, let’s hope Blizzard continues to support the game for many years to come.
