Blizzard's senior UI designer Jayson Kirby leaked the main menu interface of Overwatch 2, suggesting that the game may have a battle pass system.
"Our goal is to further simplify and refine overwatch's UI, with the menu focusing on showing hero details up close. With the player's selection in the menu, the position/posture of the camera and hero will change dynamically. ”
You can see that this interface shows a super close head of the fortress, all kinds of details are very rich, the plant effects are as if they are real world, the left is the main menu function of the game, the top shows the latest game activities, followed by the opening of the game, hero, social three main options, other including the store, communication card and various setting text are displayed in a weakened way.
Most notably, the Menu shows Battlepass, which currently has no pass, the so-called Season Pass. At present, many large online games provide a pass system, which can allow Kryptonian players to get more rewards, which is already very mainstream, and I believe that it should be appropriate for Overwatch 2 to join the pass system this time.
On the right side of the interface, some of the players' latest updates on completing the game are displayed, and these notifications can be turned off.
What is interesting is that according to the designer, the player chooses different menus, and the background will display different content, I believe that this interface will become a key point for the player to pay attention to!
Jason Kirbby took on the role of UI artist in Overwatch, and in March 2020, he claimed to have been transferred to an "unannounced project" team.
There is also a wave of Overwatch 2 PvP BETA screenshots leaked, considering that the Overwatch 2 BETA testing only began on April 26, these screenshots have been leaked, which means that the completion of Overwatch 2 is already quite high.
Blizzard recently said that Overwatch 2's PvP and PvE models will be rolled out separately, but did not say when the full versions of both modes will be available. This means that Blizzard will be able to release a PvP version of Overwatch 2 before PvE mode.
