Overwatch®

846 reviews analysed · PEGI 12

Bad 38

This game has no store listing, so we could only look at Wikipedia: there may be more than we can see.

What this game does

Paid loot boxes

You pay without knowing what you get. The good stuff is rare, so you pay again and again.

Evidence: 4 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «jugar ow se siente como estar en un casino, muchas cosas pasando al mismo tiempo y perdiendo tu dinero»
Whale pricing

Sells packs of €100 or more, aimed at people who cannot stop.

Evidence: el producto más caro cuesta 99,99 €
Premium currency

You do not pay in euros, you pay in gems, so you lose track of the real cost.

Evidence: Wikipedia (es): « Blizzard eligió colaborar con estas regiones para cumplir con las leyes de juego locales, al mismo tiempo que mantenía su enfoque en el modelo de negocio centrado en Microtransacción.» · Wikipedia (en): «During each round, players earn in-game currency that then can be used between rounds to purchase improvements for their chosen hero.»

Expiring battle pass

You buy a pass and have weeks to use it. Play too little and you lose what you paid for.

Evidence: 1 producto(s) a la venta, p. ej. «Overwatch®: Pack del pase de batalla definitivo de 2026, temporada 5» · Wikipedia (en): «Players had a more lukewarm reception to the sequel upon its launch, with criticism aimed at its battle pass feature and its formerly-required "SMS Protect" system.»

Sold in parts

The full game costs more than the price on the box: there is separate paid content. Not a dirty trick, but worth knowing before buying.

Evidence: vende contenido aparte, p. ej. «Overwatch®: Pack del pase de batalla definitivo de 2026, temporada 5» por 39,99 €