‘Ten Torbjorn Bowling’ is the Wii Sports Overwatch mode you never knew you needed

An Overwatch player has created a ten-bin bowling game mode with the Workshop inspired by Wii Sports.

The Workshop isn’t even available on the live servers yet as it’s still being tested on the Public Test Realm (PTR), but players have already used it to create all manner of interesting new modes.

While many players have come up with their own unique game modes, others have chosen to recreate classics from other titles like Portal and Space Invaders, or even put an Overwatch spin on real sports like volleyball and golf.

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Now, u/andygmb’s “Ten Torbjörn Bowling” offers a mix of both, by creating an Overwatch version of ten-pin bowling inspired by Nintendo classic Wii Sports.

The Workshop has proven incredibly popular with Overwatch players.

The game mode requires two players – one, who plays Lúcio, to be the bowler, and another as Wrecking Ball to act as the ball. The ten pins to be knocked down are Torbjörn bots.

As well as the bowling mode itself, u/andygmb also created a full mock-up for “OverSports”, a game inspired by Nintendo’s Wii Sports that even utilizes the Wii sounds and music to imitate the original.

Also seen in the “OverSports” menu are a “boxing” game-mode that simply sees two Bastions using their boxing emote next to each other, and a “Golf” game-mode that is actually also playable, as the clip is taken from u/officialraider’s Torbjörn golf mode.

For those that wish to try out Ten Torbjörn Golf for themselves, the share code – courtesy of Lym, the creator of the game mode itself – is Y6VRT.

The Workshop was added to the PTR on April 24, and Blizzard have continued both fix issues and add new features to it since.

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As the PTR is only available to PC players, so far only part of the overall player-base has had access to it. Once it reaches the live servers, however, the feature will be available on all platforms.

Blizzard have yet to announce exactly when the Workshop can be expected to go live, although with new features added as recently as May 3, it wouldn’t be surprising for the patch for remain on the PTR for a while longer, especially considering how significant a new feature the Workshop is.