Overwatch Maps· Season 4

Pick share is a map's slice of total matches played across the current filter, summed over every hero. In Overwatch, the map each match is played on comes out of the pre-match vote, so a higher pick share reflects what your lobby and the opposing lobby actually vote for, not a queue rotation.

Last 6 months trend is the same pick share computed per week, sourced from a rolling hero-per-map-per-week table. Newer maps start mid-chart once they hit the rotation.

Most played heroes on a map are the three heroes with the highest raw match counts there. Pick share next to a hero is their fraction of matches on that map, across every filter you have selected.

Best performing heroes are ranked by Bayesian-shrunk win rate, not raw win rate. Shrinkage pulls low-sample heroes toward 50% so a hero with five wins in ten matches can't beat a hero with a thousand matches at 56%. Heroes with fewer than 80 matches on the map are excluded outright.

Sample caveat. The data comes from Counterwatch community matches, not the full game population. It's a large slice (tens of thousands of matches a week), but treat it as a preference signal from our players rather than an authoritative league-wide measurement.

Rankings last refreshed Aug 26, 2026.