If Netherrealm, or any other studio, ever answers the call to make a proper Marvel fighting game, it should avoid one Marvel Rivals story decision.

If you also despise getting caught in Jeff the Land Shark's ult in Marvel Rivals, the game's director has some tips on how to avoid it.

Game director Guangyun Chen says "we just eventually want to continue to enhance the experience, and, you know, keep everyone excited in our community"

Here are the heroes with the highest and lowest win rates in Marvel Rivals season 1. Choose accordingly (or just have fun).

Marvel Rivals has been a pleasant surprise in the hero shooter genre. It's a fantastic Overwatch-style game with a ton of different characters and a unique game feel thanks to its increased speed and destructible environments.

NetEase Games is telling Marvel Rivals players that a new hero will launch every month and a half as additional seasons roll out. The studio’s creative director, Guangyun Chen, clarified the team’s post-launch plans during an interview with Metro.

Season 1 of Marvel Rivals sees the game in quite a healthy spot, with only six characters falling in C-tier or below. For a game with 35 heroes (soon to be 37, when the Thing and Human Torch join the roster in late February),

The Marvel Rivals Season 1 Battle Pass "Dark Hold" features the awesome Blood Berserker Wolverine skin, Emporium Matron Scarlet Witch, and more.