Push will be a new game mode added to Overwatch 2, giving players a new objective in the coming sequel.
The objective is extremely simple and requires players to escort a happy-go-lucky robot from one point on the map to the other. The path includes checkpoints for closer spawns to set up a quicker pace.
Irrespective of whether or not this will make its way into the competitive landscape of Overwatch 2, it is still a fresh perspective on the game that many fans think is well overdue.
How to play the new Push mode in Overwatch 2
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<p>As the game rolls along through its beta period, Push is available for the New Queen Street and Colosseo maps. The mode operates almost exactly the same in both locations.</p>
<p>Each team has a starting spawn point on the opposite sides of the map. The teams are at an equal amount of distance away from the Push robot known as TWO, who is the key piece of the objective.</p>
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<p>The checkpoint will be lost when TWO is pushed back by the other team across the center point of the map. It stays intact if the robot moves over the checkpoint itself, allowing for an easy retake.</p>
<p>There are two ways to win the Push mode in Overwatch 2. If a team’s TWO makes it all the way across the map to the enemy spawn point, then the team in control automatically wins.</p>
<p>If neither team’s TWO can cross that finish line, it comes down to an in-game timer. The team that has moved their TWO furthest from its initial position when the time runs out will be declared the winning team.</p>
<p>If the teams have an equal amount of distance covered with the robot, then an overtime period kicks in. It works in a similar manner with a bit of a fresh start. The team that controls the bot for the longest time, wins the match.</p>
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