All new maps & reworks coming to Overwatch 2: Runasapi, Colloseo, more

❘ Updated: 2024-03-28T12:27:11

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Overwatch 2 has seen many changes in Season 10, including the release of a brand new map called Hanaoka. Future seasons will also see new map Runasapi and reworks to existing maps. Here is everything you need to know.

Overwatch 2 has seen a lot of changes recently, and Game Director Aaron Keller revealed that more are coming in future seasons. Among major Hero changes, one of the biggest content updates coming is the addition of a new Push map – Runasapi.

Alongside that, Keller also said that the devs are looking into making some big changes to existing maps. Here is everything you need to know about these map changes, and what we can expect from Runasapi.

New maps coming to Overwatch 2: Runasapi & Hanaoka

Runasapi is a new Push map coming to Overwatch 2 in Season 11 and Hanaoka has been released in Season 10.

Runasapi will come to Overwatch 2 in Season 11.

New Push map Runasapi

Push is one of the new modes that came with the release of Overwatch 2 to some mixed reviews from players. Currently, there are only two Push maps: Esperanca and Colosseo. In Season 11, Runasapi will be thrown into the mix.

Runasapi will be set in Peru, and according to Keller, will give players a deeper look at Illari’s world and the Inti warriors. We’re not sure exactly what this means just yet, but we could assume the map will include some easter eggs relevant to the Support Hero.

New mode Clash and Hanaoka

Clash is a new mode that was introduced in Season 10, and the first map players have access to is Hanaoka.

Inspired and reworked from the Overwatch 1 fan-favorite map Hanamura, Hanaoka has the iconic cherry blossoms and Japanese architecture that made Hanamura a beautiful map to play on.

Clash features five capture points in a row, with the central point unlocked at the start of the game. To win, teams need to capture the center point and two more points in enemy territory, or capture the first point the enemy team was defending.

Considering that the new Clash mode map was inspired by an old Overwatch 2CP map, it’s likely that we could see some more exciting reworks of fan favorites from the first game. This is all speculation for now, though, so we’ll keep you posted as soon as more info is available.

All map reworks coming in Overwatch 2

Overwatch 2 devs have confirmed that a few more maps will be receiving reworks in coming seasons, including Colloseo, Dorado, Circuit Royale, Havana, and Numbani.

Colloseo is getting a rework in Season 11.

Colloseo will see a rework in Season 11, while there are no set dates for the other maps that were mentioned just yet. Keller did state, however, that they will see “significant” updates, so we can expect some major changes on the way.

Here is the full timeline for all map reworks and releases:

New map Hanaoka (Season 10)
New map Runasapi (Season 11)
Colloseo rework (Season 11)
Dorado rework (TBD)
Circuit Royale rework (TBD)
Havana rework (TBD)
Numbani rework (TBD)

While we wait for these Overwatch 2 updates, you can check out our guides list below to make sure you’re up to date with the latest info.