How to Review Your Own Gameplay

On PC, Windows Game Bar (Windows + Alt + R) is enough. On PlayStation and Xbox, the console's built-in capture works; transfer the file to a device where you can watch or upload it.

• Why did I die each time?
• Did I take first contact?
• Was my ultimate used, or held too long?
• Did I fight with my team or ahead of it?

If you died at 2:19 because you walked into an open angle at 2:14, the useful timestamp is 2:14. Write down the decision moment — that is the habit you are changing.

End every review with a single sentence you can apply next game, such as "I will not push past the first choke without my tank."

• Watching a whole match with no question in mind.
• Only noticing teammates' mistakes.
• Collecting ten problems and fixing none of them.
• Timestamping the death instead of the decision that caused it.

• Review one 10-minute segment with a single question.
• Write one sentence to apply in your next three games.
• Upload the same clip to the Match Analyzer and compare notes.

Upload a clip and the Match Analyzer reviews the hero you actually played in that recording.

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• Hero guides — abilities, strengths, weaknesses and rank-specific tips for the hero you play.
• Counter Watch — a plan for the enemy hero that keeps ending your games.
• Overwatch news — balance changes that affect the heroes in your pool.