Give each match context.
Add the map, replay code or video, and starting teams. Mark your hero as Me so questions fit your role.
Overwatch match reviews · Free beta
Watch with intention.
Play with a plan.
Review key Overwatch moments, get another perspective, and choose one thing to practice.
Private until you choose to share.
A repeatable review routine
From replay to next-game focus.
Review moments, not just deaths.
Look at duels, team fights, ultimates and good plays. Record what you knew, what you chose and what you could try.
Turn reflection into practice.
Keep a key take-away, revisit your timeline and explore patterns in the answers you record.
From moments to patterns
See how your decisions change over time.
Your answers become trends across reviewed matches. This example follows Yes, Partly and No for “Did my ultimate do what I intended?”
Explore Patterns & plan →
Your review, your perspective
Solo reflection.
A second pair of eyes.
Review privately, invite someone to add their own moments, or publish a match review when you want to share it.
How sharing works →Made for all three roles.
Tank
DPS
SupportReflect on space, target choice, support decisions, positioning and survival, with questions based on the hero you played.
Reviews are entered by people. owreviews does not automatically analyze your replay or video.
Before your first review
Frequently asked questions
What does owreviews do?
OW Reviews helps you review Overwatch matches, record important moments, get feedback and turn your observations into a practice plan.
Does it analyze replays?
No. OW Reviews does not watch, parse or automatically analyze Overwatch replays or videos. You watch the match yourself and enter the moments and answers you want to review.
What does a replay code do in the app?
It keeps the code alongside your review so you or an invited reviewer can open the match in Overwatch. Entering a code does not import gameplay or statistics.
Can I use YouTube?
Yes. Add a YouTube URL and choose video-based timestamps. Moment play buttons can then open the video at the recorded time. OW Reviews stores the link; it does not host your video.
Which moments and roles can I review?
No. You can review deaths, duels, team fights, ultimates, missed opportunities and good decisions. Role-specific questions follow the hero marked as Me in each moment’s roster.
Do I need to answer every question?
No. Focus on the questions relevant to the moment. If you cannot assess something from the replay, leave it unanswered rather than guessing.
How are trends calculated?
It summarizes the answers you record and shows how their frequency changes across reviewed matches. These trends reflect the moments you chose to review, so use the underlying examples to understand the context.
Can someone else review my match?
Yes. Complete the required match setup, create an invitation and send the link to a reviewer. They can add their own moments and submit a separate review for you to read.
Are my reviews private?
Profiles and matches start private. You control reviewer invitations and can choose to publish individual matches or your profile. Published content may be discoverable by search engines.
Is it free and independent?
OW Reviews is currently a free, non-commercial beta. It is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Blizzard Entertainment. Overwatch and its artwork belong to Blizzard.
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