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Want to bake an Overwatch cake like Tracer? Here’s how

It's a fancy looking cake to celebrate Overwatch's birthday.
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What’s a birthday without cake?

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Overwatch’s second anniversary event is still ongoing, because who needs just a day when you can celebrate for a month? The birthday event kicked off on May 22 with a ton of new cosmetics, dance emotes, and the return of seasonal brawls—but one thing was missing, and that’s cake.

Related: Blizzard’s Overwatch toys come to life in this new stop-motion video

The Overwatch Twitter released a collaboration with Tasty that shows fans how to create an Overwatch Anniversary drip cake, just as pretty as the one Tracer made in her recent stop-motion video. “Don’t blink or this cake will be gone,” the Overwatch account tweeted. “Get on the party’s objective with this Overwatch Anniversary drip cake.”

It’s a pretty simple process. The four-tiered chocolate cake is first coated in buttercream frosting. White chocolate is used for the drips, each melted with milk and then colored. Spooning bits of the melted chocolate over the side of the cake creates the drip effect. Shards of rock candy line the top of the cake before a big, fondant Overwatch logo is dropped right in the middle.

Now that’s a cake.

The Overwatch Anniversary 2018 is only ongoing for the next week, until June 11—then it’s onto the third year. All of the old Overwatch cosmetics and content now available in Overwatch will be gone until next year after the event ends, so if you’re aching to play a certain seasonal brawl, you’ll want to keep checking Overwatch for it this week.


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