Since well before its launch, Marvel Rivals has been billed as a so-called Overwatch killer - a hero shooter that can topple the reigning king and innovator of the genre in the hearts and minds of fans.

Though Overwatch 2 is focusing on its PvP experience, there's still potential to expand on the lore by borrowing a feature from Marvel Rivals.

Marvel Rivals, NetEase’s stab at a hero shooter starring Marvel’s iconic heroes, is doing exceptionally well a month after launch. It’s accumulated over 20 million players across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S,

Luckily, Marvel Rivals has done a fantastic job at recapturing that chaos – and as an agent of said chaos, I'm obsessed with the game's current Vanguard roster. Sure, it's fun to watch health bars disappear as a damage-dealing Duelist,

Then again, the Marvel Rivals developers have the luxury of watching a similar game strike its own course and falter over the years. Overwatch had an incredibly strong start as a hero shooter. The opening cinematic — a museum fight where Tracer and Winston faced off against Reaper and Winston over the powerful Doomfist relic — was absolutely electrifying.

Marvel Rivals is making waves in the community, but Deadlock can bring an end to this dominance thanks to its gameplay mechanics.

Marvel Rivals has announced a new limited-time game mode to accompany its upcoming Spring Festival event, and it looks, uh, a tad familiar. Announced today, Marvel Rivals developer NetEase games has unveiled Clash of the Dancing Lions – a soccer-like mode that'll be available to play from this Thursday,

It’s hard to stop making Overwatch comparisons to Marvel Rivals, given how familiar the latter’s upcoming Chinese New Year event looks. Those of us who’ve been playing Blizzard’s hero shooter for the past eight years have seen this all before.

Marvel Rivals is delving back into a limited-time event for the Chinese New Year, unleashing a clash of dancing lions as the Spring Festival brings more rewards