Overwatch 2 Brings Back Winter Wonderland Rewards And 6v6 Battles

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is hitting things off this Christmas with a thrilling 6v6 mode, Winter Wonderland goodies, and more. Coming off the high of its recent mode, the Blizzard team has been exploring bringing back some much-loved elements of the original game for players. Experimenting with 6v6 and giving players their traditional Winter Wonderland modes to enjoy, this festive season has never looked better.

This year,is looking to deliver for its player base with a brand-new take on 6v6 battles on King’s Row. Players can also enjoy their favorite returning Winter Brawls in the Arcade, from Mei’s Snowball Offensive to Mei’s Yeti Hunt. Exclusive challenges and rewards are sure to keep players grinding this Christmas too, with three legendary skins up for grabs for completing challenges and having fun!

Bringing back 6v6 on King's Row, players will delightfully get to experience more of this beloved mode from the original game. That's not all either, as the Blizzard team has implemented some balance changes to keep things fair, potentially giving players a first look into a true 6v6 for for the first time. Ending on January 6th, players will have the rest of the festive season to group up with friends or jump in solo to enjoy this highly anticipated return.

With the release of Overwatch Classic players can once again revisit 6v6 gameplay, their favorite heroes in their original states, and much-loved maps

Bringing back each year's loved Winter Arcade modes in the form of Freeze Flash elimination, Mei’s Snowball Offensive, or Mei’s Yeti Hunt, players can also dive into these old-school classics to get in the festive spirit. New challenges are a delightful treat too, offering three free legendary skins and two highlight intros for Echo, Cassid,y and Widow. Twitch Drops and premium store bundles also add another way for players to get some new goodies just in time for Christmas.

has been thriving as of late, particularly after the return of its mode where developers finally began to experiment