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Widowmaker gets a spidey-suit for Overwatch’s Halloween Terror event

Three Halloween skins have been revealed so far.
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Overwatch’s Halloween Terror event begins on Tuesday, and in the lead-up to the seasonal celebration, Blizzard has been revealing new skins for heroes.

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Blizzard revealed on Twitter a new Halloween-inspired look for Widowmaker, giving her a fitting theme. “Hunt unsuspecting prey as Spider Widowmaker,” a tweet from the Xbox Twitter account read. “Overwatch Halloween Terror begins Oct. 9.”

A spider suit is fitting for the Overwatch sniper. The skin doesn’t have any major new details, save the upgraded web-embroidered suit. Her colors are inverted, too, with a majority black outfit with purple details. Unlike the Doomfist and Moira skins before it, it’s not a legendary-grade skin.

Blizzard is expected to keep revealing new Halloween Terror skins until the event begins on Oct. 9. Over the past few days, the Overwatch developer has revealed Swamp Monster Doomfist and Banshee Moira. If Blizzard continues revealing skins each day, we’ll have six new cosmetics for the start of the event. Other heroes receiving new looks have not been confirmed.

Related: Doomfist is getting a The Shape of Water–esque Overwatch skin

Cosmetics aren’t the only aspect of the Halloween Terror event. Blizzard will also bring back the Junkenstein’s Revenge game mode, which pits a team of four players against a horde of omnic zombies. A teaser posted last week suggests there’s something going on with the Château Guillard Overwatch map, but what, exactly, is still unclear. 

“There’s a rumor among explorers about a monolithic lair home to terrifying horrors. Heroes, how will you prepare?” Blizzard posted from the Overwatch account on Monday, attached to a photo of the Guillard mansion.

The spooky Overwatch event will run until Oct. 31, straight through the holiday itself, before everything goes back to normal.


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