overwatch tracer pulse gunWith the recent success of Battle Royale games like Fortnite and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, the Overwatch community may be nagging Blizzard Entertainment for the Battle Royale mode. And, as the devs are avid PUBG players themselves, they considered adding one into the experience. Unfortunately, the MMO shooter just wasn’t meant to Fortnite Items be a Battle Royale game. Game Director Jeff Kaplan explains in the interview with Kotaku:
    “First and foremost, Overwatch is a sport about heroes, and part of the makes the core loop work inside a battle royale game would be the search, the looting, plus the fairness that everybody’s form of equal. Overwatch wasn’t designed to become a 1v1. Every hero’s not balanced against some other hero.
Balance issues aren’t the sole thing that’s stopping they from developing a Battle Royale mode. ““I think there are some technical challenges of enormous, open game spaces,” Kaplan said. “Our primary engagement distance is often around 15 to 40 meters. The Hanamura dojo point B is 45 meters across. I don’t think people realize how tiny it can be. Part products makes Fortnite and PUBG so awesome is you can have these really long engagement distances.”
While a Battle Royale mode may resemble a step inside the right direction due to the immense availability of Battle Royale games, don’t expect it to seem in Overwatch in the near future. Even if this is something that the experience director himself really wants to do. “Building those systems and achieving that many players—I think battle royale for Overwatch begins to get into new game Buy Fortnite Items territory,” said Kaplan.
That doesn’t show that there’s nothing new coming to the action though. The Overwatch Archives event might find the return of any bigger and much better Uprising Brawl where you reach play over the storyline of one's favorite characters. Jeff Kaplan and Lead Engineer Tim Ford focus on the event within the video below.