Ten years is a big milestone, yet Blizzard’s Overwatch anniversary event has felt like anything but a grand celebration. Ever since its total rebirth earlier this year, Overwatch has been riding high again, reclaiming its rightful place in the pantheon of multiplayer games with a clutch of new heroes and much more proactive updates. The tenth anniversary has knocked that momentum right out of me, and many others, however. Offering just a basic set of character skins, a handful of loot boxes, and a small selection of community-made cosmetics, it doesn’t feel worthy of such an important occasion.

 Game Director Aaron Keller admits criticisms of the Overwatch anniversary event are “fair,” promising loot boxes now and other events later.  PCGamesN