Overwatch pride event pairs lifeweaver with new character

Blizzard released its latest Overwatch Pride Month story this week. The comic brings Lifeweaver together with a new assistant named Dr. Palak Nathani.

The story, titled “The Deep-Sea Deception,” teams Lifeweaver with Venture at the Atlantic Arcology. They are joined by Dr. Palak Nathani, who uses they/them pronouns and develops a crush on Lifeweaver during the events. A near-death encounter with Talon operative Domina leads Lifeweaver and Palak to form a romantic relationship.

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Illustration of Blizzard executive discussing Overwatch China exclusives with NetEase partnership in Shanghai setting for 10th anniversary.
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Overwatch lead explains why China gets exclusive skins and events

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Blizzard's head of development for live games addressed fan concerns over China-only content in Overwatch. Walter Kong confirmed that exclusive events stem from the partnership with NetEase. The comments come during the game's 10-year anniversary celebrations.

Blizzard has confirmed a long-requested romance between Ana and Reinhardt in the Overwatch: Undivided webcomic. The development comes through matchmaking efforts by younger heroes in issue 15.

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A new Overwatch short story has revealed that Doomfist survived his apparent death earlier this year. The audio drama shows the character reflecting on his loss and planning to adapt.

Sony Santa Monica revealed God of War Laufey at the June 2 State of Play event. The game puts players in control of Faye, Kratos' wife, as she navigates the afterlife realm of Everywhen.

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A new gameplay trailer for sci-fi RPG Exodus revealed a morality system with paladin and immortal alignments. The footage aired at the Future Games Show on June 6. Developer Archetype drew comparisons to Mass Effect while highlighting key differences.

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