Overwatch 2 has seen a resurgence as of late, as Blizzard has released the brand new Stadium game mode not to long ago.
Now, the brand new third person mode has been a hit, with players flocking back to the game. However, it's best if we run over exactly what this mode entails.
Overwatch 2 Stadium Mode Explained: What Is It and More
Season 16 has marked the onset of some incredible features coming to Overwatch 2, and some of these include the brand-new Stadium game mode for players.
Within this game mode is an entirely new Overwatch experience, as the mode itself is described as the following:
Stadium is the new best-of-7, multi-round way to play Overwatch 2, where two teams of five face off in magnificent arenas as they purchase upgraded items and powers to radically transform their Heroes—all experienced through our new third-person camera.
At launch, Stadium will feature 17 heroes, with more being added every season. At the start of each game, you’ll choose the Hero you want to play for the entire match, within a 1 Tank, 2 Damage, 2 Support composition. Following each round, you’ll first upgrade your Hero with Powers, ability-changing modifiers that can completely change how your hero is played. Then you’ll spend Stadium Cash, a new scoring currency used to purchase upgrades to your Hero’s kit in the Armory. With Items and Powers gained throughout the entire match, you’ll be in control of your uniquely built hero throughout the entire game.
