Blizzard says development progress hasn’t been as expected
Blizzard Entertainment has announced the cancellation of Hero Mode, PvE mode of surveillance 2. The long-awaited campaign mode was one of the most eagerly awaited additions to the shooter community.
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According to the producer, although the development team has created missions and stage bosses, the progress has not been as expected and would have been below Blizzard’s quality standards. Producer Jared Neuss explained that the studio has decided to focus on developing competitive multiplayer matches.
Even without the campaign mode, Overwatch 2 should still receive PvE content this year. This is what Neuss said on Twitter after the presentation:
One clarification I wanted to make is that, while we’ve made the decision to drop Hero Mode + Talents, we have a lot of great PvE content coming this year.
Big story missions, new cutscenes, co-op events, and single player Hero Mastery missions are on the way. https://t.co/8aGvlBqVR0
— Jared Neuss (@OhReallyJared) May 17, 2023
The producer said that “Let me clarify that while we have made the decision to cut Hero Modes and Talents, we will have a lot of great PvE content coming this year.”then quoting “Big story missions, new cutscenes, co-op events, and single player Hero Mastery missions“.
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Free to play, Overwatch 2 is available for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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