The first season of Marvel Rivals may have started, but it's brought an end to mods that let players be third-party characters.

Give the hype surrounding the game, it seemed somewhat likely that Marvel Rivals would beat its launch concurrent playercount. It did, and then some.

Marvel Rivals debuts on a new service that lets players play it on almost any device and not just gaming consoles and powerful PCs.

Marvel Rivals season 1 will start soon after its scheduled server maintenance which begins at 11 pm PST on January 9. With that in mind, here are the release times for Marvel Rivals season 1:

Marvel Rivals does a lot to draw in players, but the biggest pull it has is the appeal of its different iconic heroes. Each season adds to that appeal by releas

Fun’s over: The latest update to Marvel Rivals has killed support for PC mods that change the looks of its heroes, like turning Iron Man into Vegeta or Mantis into a goth.

Marvel Rivals' latest update for Season 1 has seemingly introduced a feature that means custom skin mods will no longer work in the game.

Eternal Night Falls begins today. The newest season brings a slew of new content to the popular hero shooter from Marvel and NetEase Games. This includes a new Battle Pass that brings several cosmetics to the game.

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?

Players have praised what is a truly massive amount of content for season 1, which includes three new maps, four new characters (the entire Fantastic Four) and a $10 battle pass with a full ten skins.