Overwatch League All-Star Arcade Fan-Vote and Skins Revealed

By Wyatt Fossett ·

We're only a few weeks away from the 2019 Overwatch League All-Star event and Blizzard is opening up the Arcade Mode tournament o a fan-vote on social media, and giving us the first official look at the All-Star hero skins.

Overwatch League All-Star Arcade Fan-Vote and Skins Revealed

Today, Blizzard Entertainment announced that fans will be able to vote on the All-Star event’s Arcade versus showcase. Alongside the announcement of the arcade vote, we’ve finally been given official news on the leaked Overwatch League All-Star hero skins.

(courtesy Robert Paul, Blizzard Ent.)
(courtesy Robert Paul, Blizzard Ent.)

Tomorrow only, fans will be able to head on over to the Overwatch League Twitter account starting around 9:00 AM Pacific Time and vote for their preferred Arcade Mode. 

All-Star Arcade Mode Choices

  • Thanks, but No Tanks – 6v6. No tanks. 1 hero limit. Hybrid (Blizzard World)
  • Keeping the Peace – 6v6. McCree only. Escort (Route 66)
  • Healers Never Die – 6v6. Supports only. 1 hero limit. Control (Nepal)
  • Terrible, Terrible Damage – 6v6. Damage only. 1 hero limit. Hybrid (Hollywood)
  • Heavy Metal – 6v6. Tanks only. 1 hero limit. Hybrid (Blizzard World)
  • New Blood – 6v6. Post-release heroes only. 1 hero limit. Control (Busan)
  • Sibling Rivalry – 6v6. 3 Genji’s and 3 Hanzo’s per team. Assault (Hanamura)
  • Lockout Elimination

Be sure to head on over to the Overwatch League Twitter on Friday, April 16th anytime after 9:00 AM Pacific Time to get your vote in. 

All-Star Skins

On Top of the fan-vote announcement, the Overwatch League also officially revealed the two Overwatch All-Star skins that will represent the two conferences during the event. 

A week ago, the Atlantic Division Mercy and Pacific Division Lucio were leaked, and Blizzard has now confirmed the two All-Star Legendary rep skins.

Beginning on May 7th, 2019, fans will be able to purchase either or both of these skins in the Overwatch League shop within the game itself. The cost will be 200 Overwatch League tokens per skin. To earn Overwatch League tokens, players just need to connect their twitch and their blizzard account and tuning into the Overwatch League broadcasts. Or, you can simply exchange real currency for tokens. 

Stage 2 of the Overwatch League has a few more weeks left, and Blizzard just announced the first details in regard to the Overwatch World Cup so there’s a lot going on in the world of Overwatch right now. 

The 2019 Overwatch League All-Star Game will take place on Thursday, May 16th, 2019.