With Overwatch 2 firmly established as free to play, it would be hard to believe that Blizzard would price the single player content as the equivalent of something standalone like Call of Duty (base price $59.99) or a World of Warcraft expansion such as Dragonflight (base price $49.99) to play. In the absence of anything more concrete, we can make some educated guesses about the form and cost of the new content. After all, a single player mission would be an excellent way to show off the story of a new hero… but we haven’t heard anything yet, and it seems unlikely that any form of PVE mode will be available this season. With Season 4 of Overwatch 2 dropping this week, it would be a great time for an announcement of more news on Overwatch 2’s single player mode to accompany the debut of Lifeweaver, the game’s newest hero. More recently, at the BlizzConline 2021 Overwatch 2 panel developers gave us a peek into replayable Hero Missions, separate from story content, giving players plenty of PVE challenges with the ability to customize individual heroes with RPG-style skill trees. We know some broad parameters about what the single player and PVE content will look like: in 2019 BlizzCon attendees had a chance to play story missions that allowed them to play a selection of heroes specific to the episodes, each featuring cinematic intros and outros. But what will the Overwatch 2 single-player mode cost? Blizzard has kept quiet on about pricing, but we can make some reasonable guesses based on what type of gameplay the mode offers.

With the long-awaited Overwatch 2 single-player and PVE-focused modes expected to launch some time in 2023, Blizzard fans are clamoring for details about what the new content will bring to the game and what it will cost to play.

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