LEGO Overwatch Sets Leaked By Target Website

TheGamer

By Scott Baird

Published Oct 24, 2018

The Target website has spoiled the content of the sets, which have been revealed thanks to the hard work of The Brick Fan.

The Target website has spoiled the content of the sets, which have been revealed thanks to the hard work of The Brick Fan.

We have known for a while now that Lego sets based on Overwatch were coming, with the Lego website even having a “Coming Soon” page for the upcoming sets.

The first run of Lego Overwatch sets will consist of six different sets – The Dorado Showdown set will cost $29.99 and will consist of 419 pieces. This set contains McCree, Reaper, and Soldier 76, who are escorting the payload in the Dorado map.

The D. Va & Reinhardt set will cost $39.99 and will consist of 455 pieces. This set contains figures of D. Va in her mech suit and Reinhardt, without any kind of background pieces. The two figures are pretty big though, so they will still take a while to assemble.

The Bastion set will cost $49.99 and will consist of 602 pieces. This set contains a large Bastion figure that can be switched between his regular mech form and his turret form.

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The Hanzo vs. Genji set will cost $19.99 and will consist of 197 pieces. This set contains figures for Hanzo, Genji, and a security agent. This set also contains elements from the Hanamura map, including the sword and the altar.

The Tracer vs. Widowmaker set is the cheapest of the bunch and will set you back $14.99. This set consists of 129 pieces and has figures for both Tracer and Widowmaker, with the former also possessing a jet.

The most expensive set of the bunch is the Watchpoint: Gibraltar set, which will cost $89.99 and will consist of 730 pieces. This set has figures of Mercy, Pharah, Reaper, and Winston, along with a large rocket ship and elements from the Watchpoint: Gibraltar map.

It’s likely that these sets were being saved for the upcoming Blizzcon of 2018, but the merchandise people just couldn't help themselves and had to have everything uploaded well in advance. It was due to similar circumstances that we learned the name of the next Diablo project.

Lego Overwatch sets seem like a license to print money and they will likely do mega business, regardless of the details of the sets being leaked early.