When it comes to polish, Overwatch is far and away the best of the FPS genre. Every aspect of the game, from the animations to the audio to the gameplay itself - are all crafted with a great amount of care and attention. The visual style is beautiful. The audio balancing is masterful. Even the first-person animations work strongly convey each character's personalities, to the point where you really feel each hero as you play them. Personality and character is bursting out of the seams in every aspect of this game.

As for gameplay, Overwatch outpaces every other FPS in terms of intuitiveness, variety, and depth. There are heroes with traditional style FPS mechanics to wall-surfing, wrecking ball-driving, and mech-piloting heroes - each with a "simple to learn but hard to master" intuitive design. There is nothing else like it. Many heroes have deep, complex movement mechanics and weapons that feel incredible, giving room for skill and mastery to shine in every match you play. There is a huge variety of gamemodes, including a massive set of ingame tools for creating custom game modes (if not entire custom games, with the amount you can do with these tools).

Finally, Overwatch sets itself apart from the other online FPS games with it's fair monetization scheme. While other games have gambling, fake scarcity, obtuse pricing, and absurd prices, Overwatch keeps it simple, straightforward, and fair. No loot boxes or deceptive practices. Want a cosmetic? The price is upfront. What you see is what you get. Even the battlepasses have a huge amount of quality items that make it well worth it, especially when compared to other games with similar monetization.

Overall, Overwatch is a genre-redefining, extremely polished, fun, deep, and incredibly rewarding game that excels in every category. It is absolutely worth a try, as there is something here for nearly everyone to enjoy.