Overwatch maps perfectly remade in LEGO: Nepal, Hanamura, more

Bill Cooney
LEGO Bastion for the LEGO Overwatch maps

One Overwatch fan has recreated a number of the game’s maps using LEGO, and the results are incredibly impressive, to say the least.

It’s no secret that Overwatch fans are some of the most creative out there, but one player has taken things to a new level by making several of the game’s levels out of LEGO with incredible detail.

Chateau Guillard made out of LEGO
Chateau Guillard seems like it would make a fantastic Overwatch LEGO set.

Reddit user Pinguuuuuuuuuuu is the one we have to thank for bringing these Overwatch locations to life with LEGO, and they seemed to have used actual bricks for some, and computer-generated ones for others.

The Chateau Guillard above for example, seems to have been made IRL, and is a fantastic recreation of Widowmaker’s home base. They even included a little green jump pad to make it look even more legit.

Hanamura made out of LEGO
This Hanamura might be one of the most aesthetically pleasing LEGO creations we’ve ever seen.

Hanamura already has an officially licensed set, but this creation goes above and beyond, and actually recreates the entire first point.

If LEGO Overwatch were a real game (which it totally should be, Jeff) than Pinguuuuuuuuuuu’s Hanamura would probably be pretty close to the level players would find themselves on.

Nepal Village made out of LEGO
Nepal’s Village level makes for a very charming little LEGO set.

If you thought that LEGO Hanamura was impressive, just check out this Nepal, which even includes the Overwatch Dropship spawn room.

It would have been even better had the other half of the map been included, but since it’s basically a mirror image of the other side, you can get a good sense of what the whole thing would look like anyways.

Kings Row made out of LEGO
King’s Row has never looked this good.

Finally, we come to King’s Row, which seems to have been computer-generated, but still looks absolutely amazing nonetheless. It wouldn’t take too much to imagine hopping in and playing a game on this blocky map, again, if LEGO Overwatch was actually a thing.

The game does have official lego sets of its own, but none of them come close to the detail that Pinguuuuuuuuuuu has managed to get into each of their creations.

We’ll probably see more LEGO Overwatch sets coming with the arrival of OW 2 (whenever it gets here), and hopefully, they take a note from these and give us some highly detailed sets along with what we’ve seen so far.

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Bill is a former writer at Dexerto based in Iowa, who covered esports, gaming and online entertainment for more than two years. With the US team, Bill covered Overwatch, CSGO, Influencer culture, and everything in between.