Overwatch Logo
A flat, geometric circular emblem: a thick dark-gray ring with its top segment removed and replaced by a short orange arc. Inside the ring three dark-gray spokes form an upward-pointing, stylized V/triangle with a narrow vertical wedge risi...
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About Overwatch
A flat, geometric circular emblem: a thick dark-gray ring with its top segment removed and replaced by a short orange arc. Inside the ring three dark-gray spokes form an upward-pointing, stylized V/triangle with a narrow vertical wedge rising from the center.
Beneath the emblem is a heavy, angular uppercase wordmark reading "OVERWATCH" in the same dark gray. Two small orange triangular accents are integrated into the lettering (one above the left side of the wordmark and one forming the interior of the A), echoing the emblem's orange arc.
What's in it: abstract circular emblem geometric chevrons / triangle
Shapes: circle arc segment inward-pointing chevron / triangle vertical wedge uppercase wordmark
Style: minimalist geometric flat bold futuristic
Text in logo: OVERWATCH
Evokes a target/crest or an upward-pointing emblem suggesting unity, action and a central figure — a stylized person or compass-like mark pointing upward.
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Overwatch Logo History
This is the emblem and wordmark for Overwatch, the team-based multiplayer shooter developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment. The game was announced in 2014 and released on May 24, 2016; the emblem is used across marketing and in-game branding.
Frequently asked
What brand or product uses this logo?
This is the logo for Overwatch, a team-based multiplayer video game by Blizzard Entertainment.
What do the orange and gray elements represent visually?
Visually the orange arc provides an accent and upward emphasis while the gray ring and chevrons form a compact, target- or crest-like emblem; they are stylistic choices to convey action and unity.
When was Overwatch released?
Overwatch was released on May 24, 2016.
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