Loot Boxes have long been a staple of Overwatch. In Overwatch 2, they’ve made a return, this time with a different system. Whether you’re a newcomer looking to deck out your favorite hero or a veteran aiming to complete your collection,

Given that there’s no option to buy them with real money, players are calling for more opportunities to open loot boxes. Right now, they’re offered out through the Battle Pass, challenges, and event rewards, but there’s plenty of appetite for more.

Loot boxes are back in Overwatch 2, but they’re not exactly hitting players with that rush of nostalgia Blizzard probably hoped for. Instead of rekindling fond memories of the OG loot box openings, players are finding the whole experience underwhelming.

Instead, loot boxes will return as part of Overwatch 2's seasonal free and premium battle passes, as well as rewards for weekly and event challenges. Blizzard is looking to bring more transparency to the system as well, giving players more information in regards to item-drop chances and rarity guarantees.

Overwatch 2 has just brought back loot boxes, and while players are glad they’re back, they’ve noticed there’s one “issue” with them.

Overwatch 2 Season 15 started on February 18 and is now live, and it adds quite few new features in what Blizzard lauded as "groundbreaking PVP gameplay ch

The new season intends to introduce a set of changes that aim to revitalize a game that has changed very little since its 2016 release

Overwatch 2 officially releases a massive content update for Season 15, adding some groundbreaking new gameplay changes to the FPS.

Overwatch 2 is entering a new era as Blizzard introduces Perks to the game and fundamentally changes how players interact with their favorite heroes.  While the

Overwatch 2's new season 15 is finally here, so take a look at these lengthy patch notes so you know exactly what's new in Blizzard's Hero shooter (including those all-important new perks)