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Plot Introduction

Doctor Doom and his future counterpart faced off in a fierce battle, splitting the timelines and creating new worlds. Now superheroes and villains must constantly fight each other for dominance in these new realities.

Marvel Rivals is a multiplayer game that doesn’t focus much on the story, but the developers plan to address this. Every few months, they will introduce special events and updates to reveal the lore of the game universe and its characters.

Gameplay Features

Marvel Rivals is a team-based hero shooter that not only borrows from Overwatch's gameplay formula but also refreshes it with new elements.

Instead of a first-person view, the game uses a third-person perspective. This improves visibility around the character and makes it easier to analyze battle situations. The third-person view allows players to better evaluate what’s happening and make better decisions in combat.

Matches are played in a 6v6 format. Currently, there are only two main modes: “Escort” and “Dominance.” In the first mode, players must guard a cart with cargo and defend it from the enemy team, while in the second mode, players need to hold a specific point on the map. There is also an additional mode, “Conquest,” which is a battle royale where players fight individually without teams.

As in Overwatch, each character has unique traits and abilities. Skills are divided into standard and ultimate abilities. The latter are very powerful and cannot be used constantly, as they charge gradually when players deal damage to enemies. Ultimate abilities can completely change the course of a battle.

In Overwatch, player interaction is limited to their skills and strategy, but Marvel Rivals introduces team-ups. These can be passive boosts or additional skills that activate if there are characters in the team connected by comic book events. For example, Venom can temporarily team up with Spider-Man to attack enemies using the symbiote.

The game features partial destructibility: with regular attacks, players can destroy certain walls, objects, and structures. This adds variety to gameplay. For instance, instead of attacking opponents head-on, players can destroy part of a wall and flank their opponents by surprise. Destroyed objects regenerate over time, so players must carefully monitor their state to avoid tactical errors.

The gameplay in Marvel Rivals is very similar to Overwatch, but new heroes, skills, and mechanics make the game more dynamic and engaging.