Everyone Will Get To Play Overwatch Shortly [Updated]

It will only be over the course of Blizzard’s special Beta Test Weekend, but if you’ve told Blizzard via Battle.net that you want to play in the Overwatch beta, then you’re going to get to play.

Update: Blizzard has clarified the language used in the tweets below, saying that “all accounts selected to participate in the Beta Test Weekend” have been flagged rather than all accounts.


The rest of the story follows below as it was originally published.

The official Overwatch Twitter account announced this morning that rather than partially opening the doors to Blizzard’s inaugural shooter over the course of their three-day Beta Test event, they’re going to let everyone in. No kidding.


They also announced just after lunch time that another wave of accounts have been granted Closed Beta access, meaning those accounts will be able to continue playing Overwatch after the three day special beta window comes to a close.


Notification emails are in the process of being sent out now, so you should know by this evening whether you’ve been fortunate enough to get in or not.


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