Marvel Rivals’s first season is filled with new characters and buffs and nerfs – though they’ve forgotten one obvious buff to Wolverine.

The Marvel Rivals tier list is proof of an inherent truth: not every hero (or villain) is built equally. In the competitive shooter’s season 1 (which added two characters, two maps, a battle pass, and skins ), every character is technically viable, but there are some who are obviously more powerful than the rest.

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

Overwatch fans have quickly gathered in Marvel Rivals over the last month. With action characters like the web-swinging Spider-Man, universal-hero Groot, and ev

Storm has swiftly taken the throne as the strongest character in Marvel Rivals season 1. A recent round of buffs catapulted her from one of the least powerful damage dealers to a menace at all skill levels in the hero shooter’s ranked mode.

Marvel Rivals is an exciting third-person shooter that somehow incorporates many heroes' and villains' different powers into one coalescing experience. The Unreal Engine 5-powered visuals make the action look spectacular, and the stages look amazing, even if the level design can be forgettable.

Marvel Rivals has laid out just how many heroes the game will be getting and at what pace they will arrive going forward.

Marvel Rivals has several modes to keep you occupied during your hero and villain-slaying sessions. One of these is the Doom Match, an arcade mode that puts a twist on the classic Free-for-all mode from other games.

NetEase Games creative director Guangyun Chen has revealed 'Marvel Rivals' will get a new playable character "each half of the season" - which will be roughly every six weeks.