Overwatch 2 brought tons of new content for players to enjoy. From new heroes and the new Push mode to even an all-new look for the game's heroes—there's been a lot of content to sift through.
The same can be said for the game's maps, as not only have there been new maps with the sequel of the popular FPS title but with Season 2, there's a completely new map rotation.
Here are all of the available maps in Overwatch 2 Season 2.
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All available maps in Overwatch 2 Season 2
Following Overwatch 2's launch in October of 2022, Blizzard Entertainment detailed in a blog post that Overwatch 2 will undergo map rotation changes for each new season.
This idea is a completely new addition to the game, where with each season, the developers will swap maps in and out as they see fit. The rotations will consist of maps Overwatch players know and love as well as any new maps added with each respective season.
Additionally, some maps will have a different look, categorized as Evening Lighting, Dawn Lightning, Night Lighting, and Morning Lighting. There will also be new variants of the maps as well.
Here are the maps coming to Overwatch 2 Season 2. This includes both Quick Play and Competitive.
Control
- Busan – Night Lighting
- Ilios – Evening Lighting
- Lijiang Tower – Dawn Lighting
- Nepal - Evening (new variant)
- Oasis - Morning (new variant)
Push
- New Queen Street – Morning Lighting
- Colosseo – Evening Lighting
- Esperança - Morning Lighting
Escort
- Dorado – Evening Lighting
- Junkertown – Morning Lighting
- Circuit Royal – Night Lighting
- Rialto – Morning Lighting
- Route 66 – Night Lighting
- Shambali Monastery – Night Lighting (new map)
Hybrid
- Blizzard World - Overcast (new variant)
- Eichenwalde – Evening Lighting
- King’s Row – Evening Lighting
- Midtown – Morning Lighting
- Paraíso - Morning Lighting
Players looking to still access maps that are currently not in the rotation can do so via custom games and Arcade mode games.