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Overwatch Characters to Appear as Skins in Fortnite

Epic Games will add several Overwatch characters as cosmetic skins in Fortnite beginning May 14. The skins include Mercy, Tracer, Genji and a mech-less D.va, and will be sold in a bundle with additional cosmetic items. The collaboration also includes Overwatch-inspired weapons, heroes as NPCs and map elements according to reports.

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Epic Games has confirmed that several Overwatch characters will become available as skins in Fortnite starting May 14. va. They will be sold together in a bundle that also includes Overwatch-themed emotes, four pickaxes, a glider and other cosmetic items, according to the company.

Reports indicate the collaboration extends beyond cosmetics. Fortnite is expected to add Overwatch-inspired weapons during the next act of its current season. Additional heroes will appear as NPCs, and portions of the King's Row map are set to be incorporated into the game island.

Blink ability and pistols will also be included. A Porsche Cayenne EV SUV featuring hero decals is likewise part of the update. The additions come months after initial leaks pointed to the crossover. The company has not yet released full details of the collaboration.

Overwatch debuted 10 years ago this month. The game is marking the anniversary with limited-time throwback modes and a selection of free cosmetic items, along with others available for purchase. The title recently received a soft relaunch and is scheduled to add 10 new heroes throughout 2026.

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