Reads the match
The map, the bans and both lineups, read while you play. Then a straight answer: stay on your hero or swap, and which enemy to worry about.
Click the bar. Nobody's counting.
For Overwatch on PCjust Overwatch, for now
(Hi, Hardstuck.)
Overwatch match reviews for Windows. It reads the match while you play, saves every game, and shows you the pattern that keeps you one win short.
Everything runs on your PC while you play, and it's all there when the match ends.
The map, the bans and both lineups, read while you play. Then a straight answer: stay on your hero or swap, and which enemy to worry about.
Fights in order, who killed you, and the scoreboard next to your usual numbers, ready the moment it ends. "You died first in 6 of 9 fights." Nobody's judging. The numbers just say it out loud.
Win rate, deaths per 10, fights won and first deaths over time. Also who kills you most, which it will gently keep bringing up.
Matchups, map fit, comps, perks and kit for every hero, in our own words and kept in step with the patch notes. When Overwatch patches, the guides update on their own, no reinstall. Read the short versions.
Strafe bots, tracking, flicks and a sens finder, in a custom game. Scored from the game's own hits and crits, and compared only with your last five runs. No leaderboard. You're welcome.
Share a short code and up to six of you join one room. It sees everyone's heroes and works out the best team against theirs. Then you can all ignore it together.
Everything is built around Overwatch: its kill feed, scoreboard, heroes and maps. No other games yet. Windows PC, 16:9 or 21:9, 1080p up to 4K.
It reads the screen (or OBS's virtual camera, if you use OBS). Nothing talks to the game process and nothing is injected.
Your matches live on your machine, and there's no account. Crash reports are opt-in, have names taken out, and never include matches.
Closes to the tray and keeps reading. Chimes near the end of a match to remind you to press Tab, so it can read the scoreboard. Updates itself.
Hardstuck is free to download now, no invite needed. Fill in a name tag if you'd like one email when something big lands.