Marvel Rivals is a free-to-play 6v6 team-based shooter played from a third-person perspective. It’s developed by a new internal team at NetEase, which has said it’s “composed of global talent who previously worked on hit franchises such as Call of Duty and Battlefield”.

NetEase releases statistics for Marvel Rivals, highlighting which characters are the most popular pick across the various game modes.

NetEase Games has unveiled a Hero Hot List for Marvel Rivals, revealing pick and win rates for everyone from Jeff the Land Shark and Mantis to Storm and Spider-Man.

This is just a partial list of observed changes compiled by a few different people, with several heroes like Captain America likely to have more updates. A full list of patch notes will be available on Jan. 10 when Marvel Rivals Season 1: Eternal Night Falls launches.

The lowest win rate in Quickplay? Black Widow (44.15%). That makes sense: The struggling sniper is also near the bottom of pick rate (2.93%) with only Storm (1.66%) and Namor (2.76%) lower.

Marvel Rivals Season 1 balance changes are nearly here, and NetEase Games has revealed details that promise tweaks for popular heroes like Captain America, Cloak & Dagger, and Jeff the Land Shark.

Marvel Rivals, the new hero shooter based on Marvel comics characters, starts its first full season later this week. The free-to-play game launched season 0 on Dec. 6 and quickly reached 20 million players.

Marvel Rivals insiders have suggested that a possible PvE mode could be in development, after the discovery of a tag in the game's files.

What if Iron Man was Vegeta?

Man, then you have access to a setting called “Easy Swing” in Marvel Rivals. This setting is extremely well-hidden in the menus of the game, so there’s a good chance you didn’t know it existed until you were told about it.