Once Echo has been thrown out into the live game, the Overwatch team will begin to exclusively focus on Overwatch 2 content.

Echo is the bleeding edge of artificial intelligence, a being who far surpasses run of the mill androids and who was created by a guilt-stricken Dr. Mina Liao during her time with Overwatch when the Omnic uprising shook the planet. As usual, the real question tat Liao had was whether or not Echo would exist as a force for good or as the next evolution of synthetic life that would succeed in wiping out humanity. I think she turned out for the better.

While many of their competitors struggle with big leaks and rumours before they unveil their latest products, somehow Amazon has found a certain ability to keep things a secret as last night they unveiled a new line of Echo and Ring products.

Every now and then, there’s a little coded language that pops up in The Division 2, a barrier to play that must mean something. Something to do with trotting foxes and Zulu time, I’m certain. Many agents died to uncover the origins of these error codes, partly because I’m a terrible logistics support person who kept sending IT soldiers into dens of action that they were woefully unprepared for.

Ashe may be playable right now on the Overwatch PTR server, but she wasn’t the only character revealed. After being hinted at for months, Echo finally appeared and stole the show.

Echo is a stealth game where your enemies can only learn from the actions you use to get around them, and it's out on PC right now.

ECHO takes all of your mechanical cructhes and augments its enemies with them, letting you decide how your foes react to you.