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More Overwatch Lego Sets Shown, Including Widowmaker And Reinhardt
A few weeks ago, Lego and Blizzard revealed the newest sets for the Lego universe based on Blizzard's team-based shooter Overwatch. While initially only Tracer and Bastion the robot turret-tank were shown, a set of listings leaked early from retailer Target has given us more pictures to check out, courtesy of Brothers Brick.
The new sets show Widowmaker, Hanzo, Genji, D.Va, and Reinhardt, along with vehicles and playsets to place them in. Check out the image gallery to scroll through.
I haven't been keeping up much on Lego or Overwatch lore, but it seems like Genji is chasing what appears to be Mr. Business from The Lego Movie, which I'm assuming is just the generic businessman for Lego stuff. Still, chasing businessmen with a sword should totally be a mode in the game if it's not being done already.
Blizzard has yet to confirm all these sets, but if they're anything like the Bastion set released a little while back, they should just abruptly appear on Blizzard's store.
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