Overwatch Is Getting Another Free Weekend, Rejoice!

It's a good time to play some free Overwatch.

Overwatch is coming back again for another free weekend, so if you missed out the last few times, don’t panic. Heroes never die, and apparently neither do opportunities for free weekends. From Friday, Nov. 17 through Nov. 20, you’ll be able to play Overwatch on the platform of your choice, from PC, PlayStation 4, to Xbox One for free.

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All you have to do is download the trial version on the platform you’ve chosen to play on to get started, and you can roll with the big dogs for a weekend. There’s a lot to see now, too, especially if you play on PC and access the PTR. You can try out the latest hero Moira, for instance, who’s definitely worth checking into.

For everyone else, Overwatch is a lot of fun, as you no doubt know by now, and with all the Black Friday sales coming up, you might want to keep your eyes open for Overwatch on sale so you can finally stop feeling so left out every weeknight when your friends are staying on the payload and you’re flipping through channels. It’s high time you made the commitment, isn’t it?

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