Marvel Rivals has laid out just how many heroes the game will be getting and at what pace they will arrive going forward.

You’re fully able to view and unlock Battle Pass tiers from past seasons in Marvel Rivals, but only if you meet one qualification.

The next Marvel Rivals update is the mid-season update for season one, which introduces Human Torch and The Thing as playable characters. The update will also provide balance tweaks, new maps, and additional content, though full details have yet to be confirmed.

There are currently 35 heroes in Marvel Rivals, split between the roles of Vanguard (tanks), duellists (DPS) and

Marvel Rivals is set to release new characters at a rapid rate, but this could cause some serious long-term issues.

Marvel Rivals fans have now turned on Moon Knight, as many think Season 1 has buffed him too much and that he's now a little overpowered.

Marvel Rivals is an exciting third-person shooter that somehow incorporates many heroes' and villains' different powers into one coalescing experience. The Unreal Engine 5-powered visuals make the action look spectacular, and the stages look amazing, even if the level design can be forgettable.

Here are the heroes with the highest and lowest win rates in Marvel Rivals season 1. Choose accordingly (or just have fun).

Season 1 of Marvel Rivals sees the game in quite a healthy spot, with only six characters falling in C-tier or below. For a game with 35 heroes (soon to be 37, when the Thing and Human Torch join the roster in late February),

NetEase Games creative director Guangyun Chen has revealed 'Marvel Rivals' will get a new playable character "each half of the season" - which will be roughly every six weeks.

NetEase Games will release a new playable hero every six weeks in Marvel Rivals. Also, a new season will be split into two parts every three months, with a new hero being released every half of a season.