Marvel Rivals has just launched season 1, the game barreling forward with a colossal amount of momentum over the past month as it has broken past the “you can’t make a successful hero shooter” narrative and has created a phenomenon.

NetEase Games' popular hero shooter reaches a major player milestone shortly after the launch of Marvel Rivals' Season 1: Eternal Night Falls.

Marvel Rivals’ Season 1 launch has beaten the game’s already massive player count record with no sign of slowing down.

The Marvel Rivals season 1 battle pass, formally referred to as the Darkhold in-game, offers 10 new skins and a variety of other cosmetic goodies for both free-to-play players and those who pick up the paid “luxury” battle pass (or its upgrade). But is the Marvel Rivals season 1 battle pass worth its $10 price tag?

Marvel Rivals fans now have their first look at upcoming playable character Blade and even an idea of when he’ll be playable, via a fresh leak.

Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman are joining the roster at the start of the season, alongside a new convoy map and battle pass.

Marvel Rivals recently welcomed the Fantastic Four with a new trailer, giving us our first look at its upcoming season's new elements. The game's launch season only lasted a month, but following season 1's official launch,

GeForce Now has been on a roll lately, and it's showing no signs of slowing down. Hot on the heels of the exciting news that the service is coming to the Steam Deck with HDR and 4K gameplay, as well as getting an app on the Meta Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro,

NetEase has clamped down on Marvel Rivals skin modding in the game's latest seasonal update, so no more playing as Iron Man cosplaying Vegeta.