All new maps and game modes coming to Overwatch 2 Season 12

Activision Blizzard is constantly upgrading and tweaking Overwatch 2 to ensure the game is fresh and new for players. One of the most welcome additions is new maps being added to the game, and Season 12 is slated to add a handful of new maps too. 

Today, we’re here to go through everything you need to know about all of the new game modes and maps coming to Overwatch 2. In addition to the new stuff, we’ll also be going through the returning game modes and maps players can expect to see in the upcoming season.

So, without further ado, here’s everything to know about the new maps and game modes coming to Overwatch 2 Season 12. If you want to learn the new and returning maps ASAP, we highly recommend you hire a professional coach from Eloking. You can even use the code “BoostToday” to get a 20% discount.

Every new game mode coming to Overwatch 2 in Season 12

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Clash

Overwatch 2 Season 12 will introduce a new game mode called Clash into the title. Although Clash was in the game before, it was only an arcade mode. In Season 12, Blizzard will permanently add the mode to the game alongside new maps. 

As for how the game mode works, five different points in the map lettered A through E placed in a line through a mirrored map. The game starts with both teams trying to capture point C, which is the center-most objective on the map. When a team captures an objective, the team gains one point to the total score, and an objective closer to the opponent spawn is activated. 

Teams can win in two different ways in Clash. A team can either capture five points before the opponent team or gain control of the objective closest to the opponent team’s spawn, which can be A or E. If a team gains control of A or E, that team wins the game irrespective of how many points either side has.

The time needed to capture a point depends on how close or far it is from the spawns, with A and E having the shortest capture times.

Returning game modes:

For a short period, some modes will return during the Overwatch Anniversary event that will take place in Season 12. Although Blizzard hasn’t shared the exact amount and names of modes that will return, the trailer revealed that Mirrorwatch and April Fools modes will return.

What new maps are coming to Overwatch 2 in Season 12

As mentioned earlier, Blizzard will add two maps for the Clash game mode.

Hanaoka

Hanaoka is based on Hanumura, the assault map from Overwatch that got removed from official matchmaking servers after the launch of its sequel. The map was in the game in Season 10 for a bit when Clash was still just in the Arcade.

Throne of Anubis

Similar to how Hanaoka was based on an old Overwatch map, Throne of Anubis is based on the Temple of Anubis. Aside from being set in Egypt, it will reveal various lore regarding the AI that caused the Omnic Crisis.