You can now look ahead to Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2: Act III, where Epic Games brings Overwatch into the spotlight. A newly released trailer previews four incoming hero skins and sets the stage for the crossover launching on May 14.
You will see Genji, Mercy, D.Va, and Tracer join the island, each designed to closely match their original Overwatch appearances. The collaboration adds recognizable Blizzard heroes to Fortnite’s evolving lineup and expands the season’s content with a focused, character-driven update.
First Official Glimpse of the Overwatch Skins in Fortnite
You see Genji, Mercy, D.Va, and Tracer take center stage in the crossover’s debut trailer. Leaks pointed to this lineup months ago, but the video delivers the first confirmed in-game look at each outfit.
The scene places you alongside Fishstick and Jonesy as they struggle against the Ice King’s forces. Overwatch’s heroes arrive mid-conflict, shifting momentum and pushing the villains into retreat under Tracer’s lead.
Featured heroes shown:
- Tracer – classic design inspired by her original Overwatch appearance
- Mercy – equipped with her signature Valkyrie-style wings
- D.Va – piloting her recognizable mech
- Genji – cybernetic armor with his iconic blade
Each skin reflects its Overwatch roots while fitting Fortnite’s visual style.
What else will Epic Games include in the Overwatch crossover?
You can expect more than just hero skins. Reports indicate Epic Games will package Tracer, Genji, Mercy, and D.Va together in one combined bundle, which likely means you will not buy each Outfit separately.
The bundle is expected to include:
- Tracer Outfit with matching Back Bling and Pickaxe
- Genji Outfit with matching Back Bling and Pickaxe
- Mercy Outfit with matching Back Bling and Pickaxe
- D.Va Outfit with matching Back Bling and Pickaxe
- Three Emotes
- One Glider
- One Weapon Wrap
- One Loading Screen
- An Overwatch-themed Porsche SUV
You should also see gameplay additions when the update goes live. Leaks point to Overwatch-inspired weapons entering the loot pool, along with themed map changes.
One confirmed location is King’s Row, which will replace the current Sandy Strip area. This brings a recognizable Overwatch setting directly onto the island.
The heroes are also expected to appear as non-playable characters, giving you new interaction points during matches.
Finally, you will likely receive a set of new quests tied to the event. Some may connect directly to Overwatch content, while others may support the broader seasonal update.
