Beta sign-ups are now available ahead of its launch on the 28th.
Overseer 2 developers Blizzard Entertainment have shared a preview of the free-to-play shooter's content roadmap ahead of its beta that launches on June 28. During today's official reveal event, Blizzard made a point of highlighting the free-to-play manifesto, reiterating that Overseer 2 will be available to all players, cross-platform, and definitely without any loot boxes.
It was also revealed that Overseer 2 will have seasons that last approximately nine weeks, and a new hero will be introduced to the game every two seasons. in Season 1, players will experience heroes Sojourn, the new Junker Queen, and an unannounced support hero. The new 5v5 PvP experience will also be integrated into the game, alongside new reworked modes, maps, and heroes.
The game's second season, which kicks off on December 6, will introduce a new tank hero to the proceedings. Presumably, we'll know more about them later. Additionally, there will be over 30 new skins, plus a new mythic skin, a new map, and a new Battle Pass.
However, not everything will always be PvP-based. In a post shared today on the Official PlayStation Blog, Madeline Demas, Overwatch's Associate Director of Global Marketing, described how the game's future plans also involve expanding the hero story into 2023.
And, starting in 2023, we'll delve deeper into the world of Overwatch and the heroes who inhabit it with new narrative experiences and PvE gameplay updates.
Madeline Demas, Associate Director, Global Marketing, Overwatch
To check out the full content roadmap, which contains more details about the game's reworked competitive play system, you can check out the full reveal post on the Playstation Blog.
Overseer 2 is slated for an early access launch on October 4, but if you want to take part in the upcoming beta, you can sign up now on the official website before it goes live on June 28. Players are eligible to join the beta on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and PC.
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