Well, “fair” is an alien concept in the Overwatch workshop. You might think there’s no counter to such a thing, and that we were being unfair. First I went Mei, and glommed onto a Reinhart, giving him the power to spray out her freezing death spew as he still held his shield. Those characters with movement-based powers can still use those until their host decides they’ve had enough with all that bloody blinking from the Tracer on their back.īut you can aim and shoot independently of the base character, and there’s no limit to how many can inhabit a single body. You generally give up control of where you go if you choose to join with another player, as the base player retains that. But players can merge together, grafting invisibly onto friendly teammates.

The set-up is normal: two teams on the map, one defending capture points and one attacking, and all the player powers are present and correct.

All the modes are player hosted, which means they aren’t always live in the browser, but you can always host one. That way you'll get the latest version from the creator. They're not always easy to find, but if you find a place that keeps the codes updated, like Workshop Codes, it's best to get it from there. Overwatch game modes are shared with a simple five-letter code. Overwatch 2 could likely learn something. And worst of all a game with, like, six Bastions. I’ve seen a team of Mercies gliding in formation, aiming to beat me to death. I've fought an entire enemy team grafted onto Doomfist.

With the introduction of Overwatch’s workshop, players are able to make wild game-modes with the official tools, and share them with ease. Overwatch's custom games tab, where hero powers are traded furtively in dingy dens and game balance lies dead in the corner, has stripped them out.

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