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Lego Reveals The First Series Of Overwatch Sets
Get to the payload! At today's Blizz Con, Lego revealed the first series of Overwatch sets slated to release in January 2019. With prices ranging from $14.99 to $89.99, these packs depict battles from the game, each coming with a number of heroes shrunk down to minifigure size.
The six sets in series one are Tracer vs. Widowmaker, Hanzo vs. Genji, Dorado Showdown, D.Va and Reinhardt, Bastion, and Watchpoint: Gibraltar. Along with the heroes mentioned in the set titles, you'll also see minifigures for Mercy, Pharah, Winston, Reaper, McCree, and Soldier 76 included some of the boxes. Oddly, there's also a figure for a Shimada henchman. The box art also shows some of the heroes riding inside of the payloads – something I wish I could do to avoid dying so much.
You can take a look at all of the sets in the viewer above. If you listen closely, you can almost hear the minifigures complaining about a lack of healing.
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