Blizzard Entertainment is suing Bossland GMBH of Germany for making various cheat programs to give players unfair advantages in the Overwatch game. The accusations against Bossland include unfair competition, violating DMCA policies, as well as copyright infringement. The most prominent of these cheat systems is known as "Watchover Tyrant", which gives users the ability to see friendlies and hostiles names and health, along with a radar that shows them everyone who is dead or alive on the map. They sell it in session packages ranging from €12.95 a month to €199 "Legendary" tier for a year. Bossland is also responsible for other cheats in Blizzard's World of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, and Diablo 3. The company has made note of these in their legal complaint, just to take care of everything at once here.