Blizzard to reveal new Overwatch 2 map on October 1

This scenic addition is all set to make its official debut on October 1 during the Overwatch League Grand Finals, promising a close look at the battleground and its landscape. Exciting, right? This might even make us forget the lack of new Push maps. It's been almost a year and we are still stuck rotating the same old three. We bet the fan base would be over the moon to see a new addition to that list.

Season 7 is teasing us with some skin-chilling themes - ghosts and goblins, a spooky specter for Hanzo and a Diablo-themed skin for Moira. The theme is quite fitting, considering its release around Halloween. Now, if only Blizzard would spill the beans on whether we get to see more characters joining the spooky parade.

Overwatch 2's Season 6, the one we're bidding adieu to, had its moments of brilliance with the introduction of PvE story missions and the new hero Illari, not to mention a new game mode called Flashpoint.

For the community, each reveal is like finding a piece of a puzzle. With every new season, new map, or hero, it offers a chance to dive deeper into the Overwatch universe. And of course, with the blend of leaks and official releases, it's par for the course to engage in some wild speculations, drawing analogies, and imagining potential scenarios, isn't it? The constant unveiling of content sparks discussions, bringing together the gaming community in anticipation and excitement.

Will we see Mauga swinging his might in Samoa? Are there more chilling heroes joining the Halloween-themed parade? Or will the game take us to more scenic or perhaps eerie destinations, intertwined with legends and myths? Only time will unfold the mysteries of Overwatch 2's Season 7, until then let's bask in the speculations, banter, and the beauty of the upcoming Samoa.

So, here's to new adventures, uncovering mysteries, and savoring every bit of excitement Blizzard sprinkles our way in Season 7.

Overwatch 2 is currently one of the worst-rated games on Steam and it's showing no signs of improvement. But, if we can learn something from Cyberpunk 2077, it's that things can get better in time.