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Overwatch Players Can Earn Sigma's Legendary Maestro Skin Beginning Today
It's been a while since Overwatch players have had a major update in the form of a new hero or map, but Blizzard is still trying to keep the experience fresh through limited-time mini-events that reward skins, emotes, sprays, and more. The newest one, Sigma's Maestro Challenge, coincides with the release of a new Overwatch soundtrack on streaming services and digital music services.
Much like other character-specific challenge events, all you have to do to obtain the ultimate prize (in this case, Sigma's Legendary Maestro skin), is win nine games before the challenge concludes. You unlock other rewards along the way: Three wins nets you a player icon, six wins gives you Sigma's Maestro emote, and nine wins finally rewards you with the Legendary Maestro skin for the eccentric astrophysicist.
If you're looking to add some sprays to your collection, you can link your Blizzard account to your Twitch account and watch sponsored streams to earn instrument-based sprays for Sigma, Moira, Symmetra, Lucio, Mei, and Orisa.
Sigma's Maestro Challenge begins today and runs until July 27. The aforementioned new Overwatch soundtrack is titled Overwatch: Cities & Countries and is available now on Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer, Spotify, and YouTube.
[Source: Blizzard]
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