Overwatch fans are nearing the end of Competitive Season 6, which has a shorter running time than usual.
Blizzard reduced the Competitive Season 6 running time from three months to two months earlier this summer.
Competitive Season 6 had an August 31 start date in the US, which because of the time difference, translated into a September 1 release date in the UK.
In theory, this means Season 6 will have an October 31 end date in the US.
However, with past Overwatch seasons ending alongside in-game events, Season 6 is more likely to finish alongside the end of the Halloween Terror event on November 1 – or the early hours of November 2 for UK fans.
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The Overwatch Halloween 2017 event launched last week with new items, Legendary skins and the second instalment of Junkenstein’s Revenge.
The Overwatch Halloween 2017 event contains over 50 new seasonal items — including new legendary skins like Dracula Reaper, Van Helsing McCree, Totally 80’s Zarya, and Dragon Symmetra.
That’s alongside last year’s Halloween Terror event skins, which are available for 1,000 in-game credits. In total, there are five new emotes, four new highlight intros and 20 new skins that have been revealed so far.
You can check out all the new and returning Legendary skins in the gallery above…
The news comes as Blizzard hits another major Overwatch milestone.
Blizzard has confirmed that Overwatch has 35 million players and counting.
It’s unclear if this means sales or registered users, and if free weekend stats count towards the overall number.
Either way, it’s an impressive figure, and proof that the game is continuing to grow in popularity.
Overwatch had 20 million registered players at the same point last year, which shows how far the game has come.