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mercy recall challenge

Overwatch Introduces the Mercy Recall Challenge Event, Starting Today

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Blizzard and the Overwatch team have announced today that they are adding a new event to the game entitled, Mercy’s Recall Challenge. This event is slated to begin today, Nov. 12, and will end on Dec. 2.

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The event itself will award players with new player icons, new sprays, and of course, a new Mercy Skin, all featured in the video below.

Video Via PlayOverwatch

By winning three matches of Quick Play, Competitive, or Arcade mode during the Mercy Recall Challenge, players will first earn the Dr. Ziegler Player Icon. Once players hit six wins, they will receive the Evolution and Labcoat Sprays, and finally, after nine wins, they will be awarded the Dr. Ziegler Mercy Skin.

However, the rewards do not end there. Blizzard has also announced that players can earn additional exclusive rewards by simply watching Overwatch on Twitch. The rewards players will earn from watching Overwatch on Twitch will be handed out via tiers.

mercy recall challenge skin
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For the first two hours of watch time, players will be awarded one new spray. At four hours of watch time, they will be rewarded with two additional new sprays, and finally, at six hours, they will receive an additional three sprays, for a total of six.

Although Blizzard has announced that Overwatch 2 is on the horizon, that hasn’t stopped them from adding new events and skins to the current iteration of the game.

It is worth noting that progress and skins are likely to carry over to Overwatch 2, so your hard work towards earning these skins and icons will not go to waste once the new iteration hits.

For more information regarding Overwatch or the upcoming Overwatch 2, stay tuned to Twinfinite as we learn more about the future of the game.


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Zach Stevens
Journalism Graduate who loves to write about games as long as someone is willing to about them. Playing Games Since: 1990 Favorite Genres: Competitive games, RPGs, Looter Shooters, Action-Adventure and anything with Zelda in the title.
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