Mei in Overwatch 2 is one of the most difficult heroes to play from the damage category. This is because of her ability kit that can dish out a large amount of damage, but it also depends on ...

Mei in Overwatch 2 Season 15 is a formidable damage-class hero. She is known as the Ice Queen of OW2, and rightly so. Mei uses her Endothermic Blaster to inflict freeze damage onto enemies.

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Here’s everything to know about the upcoming Freja trial in Overwatch 2! Earlier this year, Blizzard announced that Freja will be Overwatch 2's next damage hero. She will join the game’s roster in ...

Mei is still very good at laying down fire and closing out the objective. With only one tank per team in Overwatch 2, Mei’s ability to stay alive and soak up damage can make her really powerful ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Overwatch 2’s next hero is Freja, and the crossbow-wielding damage character is getting an early trial period this weekend. To celebrate ...

Overwatch 2 x LE SSERAFIM is back for round two. New and reworked collab skins are avialable for a limited time. Overwatch 2 Art Director shares a bit more about the collab designs. Overwatch 2 is ...

Overwatch 2 is back with yet another LE SSERAFIM collab, which features a limited-time event and free cosmetic rewards players can unlock. After dropping several hints and showcasing the in-game ...

Today marks the midseason of Overwatch 2‘s 15th Season. As such, a new update for Blizzard Entertainment’s popular first-person hero shooter was released today bringing several changes to many ...

Here’s how to add all of these skins to your collection! Overwatch 2 Season 15 began on Feb. 18, and about a month into the new season, players are eager to learn more about the new Overwatch 2 x LE ...

TV resolutions are a jumble of letters and numbers like 4K, 8K, 1080p and UHD, among others. Most new TVs are 4K, but is that the same as UHD? Is a 8K TV twice as good as a 4K TV? Spoiler for ...