Overwatch Season 1 is Now Live – The Era of Talon Begins

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Following a massive player weekend, Overwatch Season 1 has officially launched, initiating Talon’s rise with Season 1: Conquest. The story unfolds throughout the year via gameplay, hero trailers, and a cinematic short. Players can check out the cinematic trailer for The Rise of Talon and the Season 1: Conquest trailer on the Overwatch website. Season 1 introduces a diverse roster of new heroes: Dominatrix (Tank): A long-range tank hero with area-control skills and serves as VP of the Vishkar Corporation. Emre (Damage): A dynamic damage dealer with cybernetic enhancements. Mizuki (Support): A versatile support hero and ally of the Hashimoto clan. Anran (Damage): A fiery flanker and Overwatch recruit; older sister to Wuyang. Jetpack Cat: Overwatch’s newest tactical support hero. Players will witness Talon’s growth under new leadership through hero animations, motion comics, and event trailers. For five weeks, players choose to align with either Overwatch or Talon, complete missions, and earn rewards during the Conquest event. Season 1 includes new skills for every hero, a new competitive season with titles to unlock, and an updated interface. The game also introduces commendations. The Hello Kitty collaboration, live until February 24, introduces themed skins for heroes:

Overwatch Season 1: Conquest Unleashes Kawaii Heroes and Faction Themes

Widowmaker as Kuromi Mercy as Pompompurin Lucio as Keroppi D.Va as My Melody Kiriko as Cinnamoroll Juno: Hello Kitty skins Additionally, players can find faction-themed cosmetics, new bundles, the legendary Guardian Mercy skin, and the rare Star Shooter of Juno. Classic skins from the previous six seasons have also been reintroduced in a revamped item set. Choose your side: Overwatch or Talon, and prepare for battle in Season 1: Conquest.

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