When Ultron crashes the Hellfire Gala in Marvel Rivals: Hellfire Gala #1, can the heroes stop his assault on Cerebro while maintaining party etiquette?

Marvel Rivals devs have been given the go-ahead to make their own characters for the game, and I have literally no idea why they'd do that By Harvey Randall published yesterday No more heroes.

When the Krakoa of the timestream-entangled world of Marvel Rivals throws a Hellfire Gala, the heroes of the Multiverse assemble in the finery to wine and dine the night away. But who invited Ultron?

Marvel Rivals: Hellfire Gala #1 hits comic stores and digital retailers this coming Wednesday; get yourself a sneak peek at the issue with the official preview below… INTERDIMENSIONAL PARTY ...

Marvel Rivals Season 3.5 release date and downtime in India The Marvel Rivals Season 3.5 release date is Thursday, August 8, with a scheduled server downtime of 2–3 hours before launch. Here’s ...

Marvel Rivals continues to captivate in its third season, swiftly transitioning from the Hellfire Gala to something decidedly more sinister.

Marvel Rivals gives players a look at what they can expect to see in when the next update for NetEase Games' popular hero shooter launches July 31.

Anyway, to keep your Marvel Rivals experience spiritually pure while you're being choked out by Emma Frost, NetEase will be starting to monitor in-game voice chat, automatically screening it and ...

Marvel Rivals' mid-season update includes a new Resource Rumble game mode, two events, a new Hero and more. Here's a schedule recap of its official roadmap.

There's nothing wrong with a few revealing skins for gooners, but why is it screaming "desperate," Marvel Rivals?