Overwatch Will Be Free To Try Out For PC Users From July 26-30

Full progress will be carried over if players choose to purchase the full game.

Posted By | On 20th, Jul. 2018

Overwatch is one of the most popular games out there at the moment, and it has a very active online community. If you’ve been thinking of the trying the game out for yourself, now’s your chance because the game is getting a free weekend for the PC in less than a week.

Blizzard Entertainment has announced that the game will have a Free Weekend from July 26 until July 30 and this will give gamers on PC the opportunity to try out the game for free for these four days. During this Free Weekend, players will be able to try out all 28 characters across 18 different maps in different game modes such as Quick Match, Custom Games, and Arcade. During the Free Weekend, players will also be able to earn loot crates and level up, and all of the progress and items earned will be present in the player’s account if they choose to purchase the full game.

Overwatch is currently available for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.


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