Overwatch 2<\/em> is finally getting another standard game mode since Blizzard introduced Push with the sequel\u2019s launch last fall, and the new mode\u2014Flashpoint\u2014will feature some concepts many players are already quite familiar with.<\/p>
The new game mode was released on Thursday, Aug. 10, alongside Overwatch <\/em>season six, and introduced two new maps to the player base: New Junk City and Suravasa. Upon entering the new locations, players will quickly realize these maps are a little bit larger than your typical map, and for a good reason.<\/p>
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Similar to a control point map, Flashpoint<\/a> will have teams fight for control of a location on the map, but there\u2019s a catch. Players won’t be going to the same spot every time, and once an objective has been captured, a new one will pop up elsewhere.<\/p>
