Overwatch 2 Workshop codes

If you ever want a change from Overwatch 2's multiple game modes or even limited-time events, then you can have a try at some Overwatch 2 Workshop codes. In short, these codes put you in customized lobbies that let you get up to all sorts of shenanigans. These games can range from relaxing to chaotic as well. Read on for some of our favorite Overwatch 2 Workshop codes and a few highlights.

If you watch Emogg's streams or videos, then you should be familiar with his Overwatch 2 Hero [Randomizer] gameplay. Thanks to TROLLSKI, Emogg can play custom game mode with content creators like Flats and Somnus! In terms of how it works, you spin a wheel to determine your hero. Then, you spin wheels to determine your hero's abilities and ultimate. These are random ones from existing heroes. In Emogg's video below, for example, he plays Mercy with Baptiste's Regenerative Burst, Ana's Bio Grenade, and D.Va's Self Destruct ultimate, resulting in hilarious Battle Mercy shenanigans.

Speaking of content creators, Jay3 dukes it out in customized Overwatch 2 lobbies as well. One of these game modes is 1 Dad Vs 11 Kids V2, which involves one giant-sized player fighting 11 regular players. The boss needs 100 kills to win the match while the 11-player army needs to work together and get 10 kills. Although it's not Overwatch 2 Hero Randomizer, there is still a random element to this as well. That is, upon the boss' death, they change into a new hero. Jay3 highlights some gameplay in his YouTube video below.

Ever wanted to play a restaurant simulator in Overwatch 2? Then you're in luck. This particular game mode lets you make different meals and fulfill customer orders. YouTuber CMG created a video to highlight Restaurant - OverwatchCooked! As Mei, he cooks meals such as creamy pasta, cheese fries, and more by moving glowing orbs that represent ingredients to specific locations. After a meal is cooked, he takes it to the customizer who requested it.

To use any of these codes, copy one of them, launch Overwatch 2, select "Play" from the main menu, and choose the "Custom Games" option. Next, press the "Create" button, click on the second icon below the "Summary" section, and import the Overwatch 2 Workshop code by pasting it in. From there, you can make adjustments as you see fit. Alternatively, you can simply visit the aforementioned "Custom Games" area and enter a lobby that sounds fun!

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