Set in India, it joins New Junk City as one of three new maps coming to the hero shooter when Season 6 launches next month.
Activision Blizzard revealed in its earnings report that it believes Overwatch 2: Invasion will help mitigate the loss in player investment and engagement.
Blizzard Entertainment will also bring its other titles from Battle.net to Valve's platform. More details are coming "when the time is right."
Competitive Play has received a new Team Queue option with up to five players able to queue together with no rank restrictions.
Along with the long-running Lucioball, there's Winston's Beach Volleyball. Players can also likely expect new skins and challenges.
Blizzard is putting story missions on the backburner as it looks to give itself "enough time to make changes or add features" to the game.
Mei's slow effects are slightly reduced, while Cassidy's Magnetic Grenade will no longer track you to the ends of the Earth.
Check out scenes from the paid Story Missions in Rio de Janeiro, Toronto and Gothenburg and the co-op Event Mission on King's Row.
The first set of courses for the new feature will be launching "later" in the season, though a date is still to be confirmed.
To access the story missions, you must pay $15 for the Invasion Bundle or $40 for the Ultimate Invasion Bundle, which includes other items.
The new season begins on June 13th, and features a mini-narrative in the Premium Battle Pass, the return of On-Fire and more.
The hero shooter's biggest season adds three Story Missions, various courses for Hero Mastery, the Firing Range to test your aim, and more.
Hero Mastery, Flashpoint, a new co-op event, the Firing Range, and even the tease of a new hero seen in Blizzard's new trailer.
The launch trailer for the hero shooter's next season goes live on June 12th at 11 AM PST, with a new Battle Pass incoming.
Lifeweaver is getting buffs to healing and damage, Mei can produce a stronger slowing effect, and many more changes are coming.
New Player Icons and Name Cards will be available for all players, while Watchpoint: Gibraltar is getting a lore update.
Overwatch 2 director Aaron Keller has taken to the game's official blog to discuss the cancellation of Hero Mode.
"Managing PvE and PvP development simultaneously has been a challenge for the team for years. It's a less exciting headline, but it's reality."
"It feels better to be on this path where we know we can consistently release updates to players," said executive producer Jared Neuss.
The hero shooter will instead see new story missions over the coming seasons, alongside new maps, events, heroes, and more.
