Loverwatch, the Overwatch dating simulator is real, here’s how to play

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For the first time ever, Blizzard has introduced a new and interactive experience to the world of Overwatch in the form of Loverwatch – Love Never Dies. This strictly non-canonical dating simulator is completely safe for work, unlike many fan creations in the Overwatch universe, and allows the player to interact with either Genji or Mei on romantic occasions set in various recognizable Overwatch map locations.

As a reward for completing the game, exclusive titles and in-game cosmetics will be granted depending on which options you choose. Up for grabs are the Hanzo Cupid’s Kiss highlight introduction and cute titles which will automatically be applied to players’ accounts. There are plenty of hidden Easter eggs, inside jokes, and a secret ending to discover, and finding all of them won’t happen in just one playthrough.

Players can launch Loverwatch via the official website and it’s suitable for most major desktop web browsers but unfortunately won’t work on mobile or non-desktop, web-based browsers. Playing through the storyline and choosing the correct answers will result in being able to choose whether you’d like to be your chosen character’s friend or partner. Making bad selections will remove this option.

Play through the game twice and make it to the “good” ending by selecting favorable responses to Genji and Mercy’s questions and you’ll be able to begin a third new game, this time romancing Cupid Hanzo, who insists that he is not in fact Hanzo and stresses that this absolutely is not canon, and players should not go updating Overwatch wiki pages. Okay then.

Compared to Mercy and Genji, Hanzo’s dating storyline is short and sweet. There is one question response that changes the overall outcome, but achieving the