"Overwatch 2" is shaping to be the game that people expect them to be, and first impressions of the game already bring its difference from the original title released in 2016. The game brings the public a lot to look forward to, especially with the Free-to-Play experience that will be available, being more accessible for the people than before. 

There are talks about "Overwatch 2" being a better game than its first release, and here is why. 

'Overwatch 2' Is it a Better Game Compared to the First?

"Overwatch 2" is not yet available to the public. Still, there are already comparisons between the new game from the original title, and it brings the world a chance to experience the new arena shooting title for all. According to CNET, chances are "Overwatch 2" is a better game compared to the first as many new things are coming to the game.

More importantly, it brings more to what the previous title offered, and one of it is its availability for all as a Free-to-Play game from Activision Blizzard. It adopts a new game mode that will focus on battle passes and seasons with continuous updates for the public to experience. 

New heroes and maps are also coming for gamers every nine weeks, and the developers are committing themselves to the game.

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Activision Blizzard Brings These Fixes for New Game

Activision Blizzard is bringing one of the most important updates for "Overwatch 2" that sets it apart from the first game six years ago. The support for long-term updates will help the public get more from the company and its developing team and experience the unique content it has to offer for its gamers. 

'Overwatch 2': What to Expect on the New Title?

Activision Blizzard brought an open beta for the public to join. Still, it is initially limited for "Overwatch 2" game streamers that were given an access pass to experience the new titles. Twitch streamers give out codes for the public to get, which will be their password or critical phrase to join the open beta already out now. 

People that did not get the codes will have to wait for October for the actual release from Activision Blizzard, and people will then have a chance to experience it with no restraints as it will be available for all by then. Additionally, the public would enjoy the title as, according to DrDisRespect, the new game fixes the flaws of the "Overwatch" game from 2016. 

Apart from new characters, maps, and a new experience on its game setup, players would also get the chance to feel the support of its developers for long-term update support for the title. It is a feature that was not available before, and it only meant that the game had to end at some point, or Activision Blizzard would have to rework it significantly. 

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Written by Isaiah Richard