Best Workshop Codes

Overwatch 2's custom games offer players a way to explore unique game modes created by other players and also create their own, which they can share with others using workshop codes. Read on to see the best workshop codes available in Overwatch 2 and how to use or share your own workshop code with other players!

Best Workshop Codes

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Aim Trainer

Code	VAXTA
Author	Seita

This workshop game mode lets players warm up and practice their aim against moving targets before they get into a match while queuing, especially if they're getting into a Competitive match.

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Genji Ball

Code	5Y71E
Author	Dawn

Genji Ball is a game mode where everyone is Genji, and the goal is to parry an explosive ball and use it to eliminate other players to be the last one standing. This game mode will test your reaction time since the ball gets faster and faster for every second a player has not been eliminated.

1 Dad VS 11 Kids

Code	23XVP
Author	Falseknight

This is a casual and fun game mode where you fight as the kids, a group of miniature heroes, or the dad, where you play as a gigantic hero to kill the smaller ones. The goal is to reach a certain amount of kills for each team, with the kids needing to get 10 kills while the dad has to kill 100.

Similarly to Total Mayhem, the cooldowns for both teams are much faster, but only with the dad having more health than the kids.

Gun Game All Heroes

Code	DEVDA
Author	Hinki

Gun Game All Heroes is a free-for-all game mode where up to 12 players fight each other to reach the highest score. It's similar to deathmatch, but only this time, you change into another hero from a set list every time you get a kill and will keep changing until you've played all the heroes to win the game.

Rein Invasion Remastered

Code	S3PY3
Author	Alomare

This workshop game mode will have players fight and survive against an endless wave of Reinhardts whose power only grows after each wave.

Once the players survive the wave of Reinhardts, they are given a short respite to prepare before the next wave of attack. A pulsating light from one of the green circles on the ground will signal when and where the Reinhardts will attack in the next wave.

How to Use Workshop Codes

Importing the Code in the Lobby Settings

To import a code, create a lobby first in the Custom Games menu by pressing the Create button. Once inside, click on Settings, and you'll be able to see a button with an arrow pointing down. Click on it, and a prompt should appear where you can put your code to apply its settings to your game.

Once you paste the code and hit confirm, the settings should apply.

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How to Share Workshop Codes

Using the Share Code Button

To share your workshop code, head inside a Custom Game lobby and click on the Share button in the Settings Menu to bring up a prompt where you can either upload a new code or update an existing one.

Either paste the existing code on the space provided to update it or select the "create a new code" and continue to generate a code where you can share it with your friends or other players.

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