Overwatch 2’s first nonbinary hero, Venture, shown at BlizzCon 2023

The Overwatch team did something unprecedented at this weekend’s BlizzCon. They also revealed the new tank Mauga.The following are some examples of how to get started:Developers showed two ways to make him instantly playable by everyone in a trial weekend. You can find out more about us by clicking here.Heros coming to Overwatch 2In 2024. They even teased a third, another tank, who won’t come to the game until season 14.

After Mauga, the next hero destined to join the Overwatch roster is Venture, a damage-class character who will be the game’s first nonbinary hero. The Overwatch Conference Overwatch 2 – What’s Next panel at BlizzCon 2023, Blizzard described Venture as a Canadian “swashbuckling archeologist” who wields a drill so massive it rivals Zarya’s Particle Cannon — though it is not as large as Mauga’s chainguns, each of which are taller than Overwatch hero Tracer.

Venture’s drill lets them burrow underground, where they’re invulnerable, letting them dig through map floors to attack the opposing team from beneath. Venture, after dipping down into the ground like a Splatoon Squid Kid can explode upwards and cause damage to those in its path. That drill also fires an explosive projectile and powers Venture’s dash move.

You can see a snippet of Venture’s in-development gameplay in the Twitch clip below.

Blizzard says it’s keeping Venture’s ultimate ability under wraps for now — developers said they won’t reveal it until season 10, which should start sometime around April 2024.

Overwatch also teased Space Ranger as the next hero to join the Overwatch roster, a character currently known by the codename Space Ranger. Overwatch 2. Space Ranger will be the game’s first Martian — in that she hails from the Mars colony — and is described as a “highly mobile support hero who has quite a bit of vertical mobility,” thanks to numerous thrusters on her suit and boots.

Finally, Overwatch 2’s 10th tank was teased during the What’s Next panel, but only in icon form. The unnamed tank can be seen to the right of Overwatch game director Aaron Keller’s shoulder and to the left of Winston in the screenshot below.