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Blizzard launches Season 1 Overwatch League All-Stars Mega Bundle

Blizzard Entertainment has released the Season 1 Overwatch League All-Stars Collection Mega Bundle, a pack that returns classic Overwatch League cosmetics for six heroes and adds new All-Star sprays. The bundle contains Legendary skins and Common sprays for Genji, Tracer, Mercy, Reinhardt, D.Va, and Lucio. These cosmetics were originally issued during the Overwatch League era between 2018 and 2020.

Items are available together for 5,900 Overwatch Coins, roughly $59.99 or £44.90. Players can buy the full pack in-game or from the Battle.net store on the official purchase page, and individual skins remain purchasable from the in-game Hero Gallery. The bundle is redeemable across supported platforms, including Windows PC, Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch consoles.

Blizzard has periodically reissued Overwatch League cosmetics. In January 2026 the developer released the Cosmic OWL Mega Bundle 3, which also reworked classic OWL skins, and Blizzard has offered several unvaulting bundles during 2025 that brought older esports cosmetics back into rotation.

Blizzard posted confirmation of the new Season 1 All-Stars bundle via the official Overwatch Esports account, which lists the included hero skins and sprays in its announcement on X.

The Overwatch League operated as Blizzard’s official esports circuit until 2023 when most franchised teams voted to exit. Blizzard later supported a competitive replacement framework led by the Overwatch Champions Series and third party partners beginning in 2024. If you want to buy the full Mega Bundle directly on Battle.net use the official store listing for the All-Stars Collection.

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Overwatch

Overwatch

Overwatch is a free-to-play first-person hero shooter developed by Blizzard Entertainment. Players choose from a large roster of role-based heroes and compete in 5v5 team matches across various objective-based game modes, with both casual and ranked competitive play. Originally released as Overwatch 2 in 2023 as a successor to the 2016 original, the game was rebranded to simply Overwatch in 2026 with a renewed focus on seasonal narrative content and expanded hero rosters.

  • Genre: Shooter
  • Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch 2, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
  • Perspective: First person, Third person
  • Modes: Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
  • Release: 2023-08-10
  • Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
  • Age Rating: ESRB TPEGI 12USK 12ACB MGRAC 15+CLASS_IND 12
  • IGDB Rating: 69.2/100

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