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Overwatch is pretty cheap right now—$20 for the standard edition

The deal is good through Jan. 6.
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Overwatch is half-off right now as part of a holiday sale, making the standard edition of the game just $20. The Legendary edition of Overwatch, which adds 15 extra skins, is on sale for $30. All of these sales are for the digital editions on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

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Players who already own the standard edition of Overwatch can upgrade to the Legendary edition for $10. It’ll essentially just add on those extra 15 skins—five origin, five legendary, and five epic skins. The sale is ongoing from Dec. 20 to Jan. 6.

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Overwatch has 29 heroes, the latest of which is Ashe. She’s a gunslinger with ties to McCree, and the leader of a legendary group of outlaws called the Deadlock Gang. Her sidekick—and ultimate ability—is called B.O.B., a big omnic butler. Essentially, he’s a seventh teammate when deployed, and a unique addition to Blizzard’s hero-based shooter.

Buying the game before Jan. 2 means participating in Overwatch’s ongoing seasonal event, Winter Wonderland. The annual holiday event began on Dec. 11 and will last through Jan. 2, adding a few extra playable elements to Overwatch. But most importantly, the Winter Wonderland event adds a whole bunch of seasonally appropriate skins, like Figure Skater Symmetra, Sugar Plum Fairy Mercy, and Snowboarder Zarya. Likewise, a few of Overwatch’s maps—Hanamura, King’s Row, Blizzard World, and Black Forest—got snow-covered holiday refreshes.

Blizzard World’s update did a bit more than dust snow around the theme park, however. For a few hours after release, the updated map trapped players in spawn and had to be removed from the game. (It’s back now, and has since been fixed.)


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Nicole Carpenter is a reporter for Dot Esports. She lives in Massachusetts with her cat, Puppy, and dog, Major. She's a Zenyatta main who'd rather be playing D.Va.