Plenty of new content and tweaks are on the way for the game's first full-length season.]]>A new season dawns in Marvel Rivals, with season one bringing new environments to compete on, additional characters to the roster, and balance changes to fine-tune the meta that has emerged since launch.
Marvel Rivals‘ first full season is due to kick off on Jan. 10, introducing two new characters immediately alongside new maps, game modes, a fresh Battle Pass, and more. Later down the line, a mid-season update will expand things further.
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She's all about stealth and shields.]]>Marvel Rivals‘ first season has arrived and with it, the first two heroes from the Fantastic Four have joined the roster. One of them is Susan Storm, also known as Invisible Woman, a Strategist who can become invisible, heal, deal damage, and use a force bust to push enemies.
As a Strategist, she plays the support role, meaning her primary objective is to heal and protect her allies, but she can also use her abilities to get out of dangerous situations such as being cornered or chased. Her character’s powers in the comics are all based on invisibility and creating force fields and in Marvel Rivals, it isn’t much different.
]]>Marvel's first family is almost here. ]]>Marvel Rivals already has a very impressive roster of over 30 playable characters, but this collection is set to grow with additional recruits arriving each season. The Fantastic Four are some of the first new characters to join this lineup.
If you’re looking for new characters to play, this fantastic team of four presents several new gameplay opportunities. To ensure you’re ready to start fighting with them as soon as possible, you need to know when the Fantastic Four are coming to Marvel Rivals.
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With the fate of the multiverse on the line, it's time to call in the classic quadrumvirate.]]>Marvel’s first family arrives in Marvel Rivals as part of the game’s first season, Eternal Night Falls. The Fantastic Four are comprised of multiple roles and movesets, and they all sound strong.
Here’s everything there is to know about the Fantastic Four’s abilities in Marvel Rivals, including Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and The Thing.
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Flame on.]]>Marvel Rivals‘ roster of heroes and villains expands by four in the game’s first season. And that four is especially Fantastic, including the iconic Human Torch.
Johnny Storm was affected by the same cosmic rays that altered his sister, her husband, and their friend while on a mission in space, altering him on the cellular level and giving him the incredible ability of being able to manipulate fire and engulf his own body in flames.
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Stretching is pivotal before any rigorous physical activity.]]>The leader of the Fantastic Four is one of Marvel’s most powerful and important heroes, and he could be just as important as a Duelist in Marvel Rivals.
The same incident that gave birth to Invisible Woman, The Human Torch, and The Thing, also gave the world’s smartest man the ability to stretch himself like rubber, giving Reed Richards his new moniker, Mister Fantastic.
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Pretty fantastic.]]>Marvel Rivals players are gearing up for a pretty big week as they’re catapulted into Season One, with a fantastic slew of new characters providing plenty of reasons for excitement—and there’s one in particular who has caught the eye.
Mister Fantastic is one of the first two characters due to launch at the start of Season One alongside the Invisible Woman, and a showcase video for Reed Richards’ abilities in Marvel Rivals has attracted plenty of player intrigue. The stretchy super-genius is a Duelist in Marvel Rivals, but has an arsenal that seems to make him a hybrid-Vanguard at times, providing the sort of… flexibility, shall we say, in a team composition that is the perfect fit for the character, and there’s one ability that has really got fans in a spin.
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Sue Storm is a powerful force in Marvel, and she could change the Strategist game in season one.]]>One of comic book culture’s most popular heroines, along with her fantastic family, is joining Marvel Rivals this week—and her abilities make her sound exciting to play.
According to leaker @X0X_LEAK, who has become quite a problem for NetEase Games’ ability to keep things secret in the hero shooter, descriptions of Invisible Woman, aka Susan Storm’s abilities make her sound like an interesting and well-needed addition to the Strategist role.
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I can hear it. ]]>Marvel Rivals continues to shine, but despite its popularity, there are still areas for improvement, and players have been calling for an annoying menu feature to be removed.
NetEase has developed an incredibly fun game. Most features, including the menu navigation, are well-tuned, but one area, in particular, is causing huge frustration.
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Know your role and how to play it well.]]>Just like in the Avengers, X-Men, or any other superhero team, the characters in Marvel Rivals all have strengths, weaknesses, and a role to play.
Marvel Rivals is a six-vs-six hero shooter, so if you’ve played a game like Overwatch, SMITE, or Team Fortress 2, you know how different roles can affect the game and how they’re played. Marvel Rivals is the same, with the game’s roster of characters split between three traditional roles with unique names.
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