Overwatch 2 Season 10 DPS Hero Tier List - All Heroes Ranked

• Tier List Explanation
• D-Tier DPS Heroes
• C-Tier DPS Heroes
• B-Tier DPS Heroes
• A-Tier DPS Heroes
• S-Tier DPS Heroes
• Best DPS Heroes Summary

Reaper has been consistently struggling to dish out enough DPS to remain a viable pick, and with the armor changes, as his kit allows him to either focus down tanks or apply pressure to the backline.

PROS:

• Close-ranged efficiency

CONS:

• Current meta forces Reaper to go all out
• Low damage
• Very vulnerable

Bastion currently struggles to deal with tanks as his DPS is much lower, as he is a somewhat niche pick. 

PROS:

• Can excel in certain maps due to his kit

CONS: 

• Reliant on specific team comp
• Struggles against poke heroes

Symmetra has fallen off given the current meta, however, her teleporter is still an amazing ability that can help out your team quite a lot.

Junkrat received a nice buff to his primary fire damage, allowing him to two-shot most heroes once more. 

PROS: 

• Great spamming opportunities
• Reliable damage against tanks

CONS: 

• Difficult to land attacks
• Can struggle against aggressive enemy comps

Although Sombra can be pretty difficult to play at times, her current kit allows her to more easily deal with squishy heroes. You can burn enemy resources quite efficiently and set up for easy one-shots.

Torbjörn is finally in a good place to counter dive teams as the new armor system combined with his built-in survivability, make him a lot more resilient in skirmishes.

PROS:

• Good at locking down interest points
• Reliable damage

CONS:

• Immobile
• Lacks range

Her rockets are incredible currently as you can impact the outcome of most skirmishes if you have a good support backing you up and the enemy lacks hitscans.

With the ability to one-shot enemies, Widowmaker can easily turn the tide in your favor. If you prefer a high-risk, high-reward playstyle, give Widowmaker a try.

PROS:

• Devastating damage
• Decent mobility

CONS:

• Very squishy
• Requires great aim

Mei remains a consistent DPS hero as her icicle can fit quite nicely into rush comps and her utility can also block off enemies from rejoining the fight.

Venture relies on rush comps to be as efficient as possible, however, the low-effective range keeps them quite behind in terms of viability. 

Soldier has remained a consistent hitscan hero, and with rockets now easily shredding armor, you can easily deal with tanks, however, he still remains a very immobile hero that can easily get dived.

PROS:

• Great and reliable damage
• Able to shred armor

CONS:

• Can be easily overwhelmed by a dive comp
• Struggles to maintain high damage without his Ultimate

Although Hanzo is now a better at dealing with armor, he still remains a rather dive-able hero that can easily get overrun. 

Genji has amazing engage and utility that help him extend the fight and get some easy resets. 

PROS:

• Amazing damage
• His Deflect makes him a menace
• Good into armor

CONS:

• Can be heavily countered 

Ashe is fantastic in spam comps as her damage remains consistent without much falloff. 

PROS:

• Great kit
• Healing reduction
• Good AoE ability

CONS:

• Big head hitbox

Tracer has become more balanced, however, she still remains a very consistent DPS pick, just not into every team. 

PROS:

• Incredible damage
• Amazing mobility
• Annoying to deal with

CONS:

• Can struggles against tanks

Echo is a step above Tracer as her Ultimate now charges much faster, and her damage and kit can easily set up kills. 

PROS:

• Great dive engage
• Projectile spam is great all around
• Very oppressive once mastered

CONS:

• Requires base knowledge of all heroes

She does not care about armor, making her a reliable pick on all maps.

PROS: 

• Great damage
• Long range and incredible mobility
• Good duelist

Although his Ultimate is not something amazing, it is still a reliable and amazing tool to zone the enemy team. 

PROS:

• Two-tap capability
• Good tankiness
• Great at dealing with flank heroes

CONS:

• Low mobility