As fans continue to enjoy Marvel Rivals' first season, the developers at NetEase are way ahead of the curve with new content.

Marvel Rivals may have a new meta, as recent changes have drastically changed the win rate of a couple of heroes.

NetEase Games, the studio behind Marvel Rivals, is being sued by State of Decay co-creator Jeff Strain and his wife, Annie ...

One Marvel Rivals fan manages to spend over 100 hours playing a single character in the popular hero shooter made by NetEase ...

Marvel Rivals has been a massive win for NetEase Games. The superhero game has already amassed 40 million players, setting ...

The game's first season added the Fantastic Four to the line-up - which, the mathematicians amongst you may notice, is ...

Another reason behind the rarity of these skins is that they aren’t available at the top of the shop, which makes it harder ...

Marvel Rivals' launch was impressive. Straight out of the gate, we got 33 heroes, seven maps, three game modes, and tons of ...

A Marvel Rivals developer talks about team-ups and teases that this mechanic will undergo a shake-up in the second season of ...

Marvel Rivals developer NetEase Games is facing a $900 million lawsuit filed by Jeff and Annie Strain, owners of Prytania Media, for allegation of defamation, unfair trade practices, and interference ...

Stats breaking down the Ranked in Marvel Rivals reveal how little the community cares for the game’s competitive mode.

The game developer is being sued for $900 million by Jeff and Annie Strain, owners of Prytania Media.