Overwatch 2 Treats Players with 3,000 Free Credits Amidst Season 7 Halloween Festivities

Overwatch 2 players are in for a treat this week as the game gifts them 3,000 free credits for in-game purchases. Although these credits can’t be used for major items or battle passes, players can indulge in smaller cosmetics such as voice lines, victory poses, sprays, and even older Overwatch 1 skins in the Hero Gallery. Season 7 of Overwatch 2 introduces a Diablo-inspired co-op event called Trials of Sanctuary, a new control map called Samoa, and reworks for Sombra and Roadhog.

The Halloween-themed content includes a Diablo 4 Lilith skin for Moira, an Inarius skin for Pharah, and the return of the Halloween Terror event. To sweeten the deal, Overwatch 2 is giving away 3,000 free credits to players who log in before October 17, allowing them to enhance their cosmetic collection. This gesture follows Overwatch 2’s tradition of generosity, reminiscent of last year’s Holiday event where the Gingerbread skin for Bastion was available for a single Overwatch Coin. The move aims to engage players, enticing them back to the game and ensuring they have some festive cosmetics ahead of the upcoming Winter Wonderland event.

Overwatch 2 players are in for a treat this week as the game gifts them 3,000 free credits for in-game purchases. Although these credits can’t be used for major items or battle passes, players can indulge in smaller cosmetics such as voice lines, victory poses, sprays, and even older Overwatch 1 skins in the Hero Gallery. Season 7 of Overwatch 2 introduces a Diablo-inspired co-op event called Trials of Sanctuary, a new control map called Samoa, and reworks for Sombra and Roadhog.

The Halloween-themed content includes a Diablo 4 Lilith skin for Moira, an Inarius skin for Pharah, and the return of the Halloween Terror event. To sweeten the deal, Overwatch 2 is giving away 3,000 free credits to players who log in before October 17, allowing them to enhance their cosmetic collection. This gesture follows Overwatch 2’s tradition of generosity, reminiscent of last year’s Holiday event where the Gingerbread skin for Bastion was available for a single Overwatch Coin. The move aims to engage players, enticing them back to the game and ensuring they have some festive cosmetics ahead of the upcoming Winter Wonderland event.