Iron Man is one of the strongest Duelists in Marvel Rivals, as he can fly around the map and rain down powerful missiles on his enemies. The problem is, his flying makes him a hard target to hit and,

Iron Fist has been a cause for frustration for many players, as he is a character who can easily pick off Support characters or squishy heroes if not dealt with properly—and his aim assistance is a particular cause of annoyance.

All characters in Marvel Rivals fit into one of three roles: vanguards (tanks), duelists (damage), and strategists (support). While all characters can help out their allies or deal damage, these three roles help you differentiate the heroes and diversify team comps.

Iron Man is a fascinating character in Marvel Rivals due to how his kit works and how he plays. There are very few characters in the game with the ability to fly, let alone the ability to do so for the entire match.

In Marvel Rivals, Team-Up Abilities are unique skills that activate when specific heroes share the same team. Keep reading to learn more!

Swapping between battle passes in Marvel Rivals is a great way to get seasonal rewards from a previous season if you’ve existed the current. These battle passes offer a ton of value, adding new skins,

The Invisible Woman in Marvel Rivals is a healer that arguably isn't as helpful as Mantis or Luna Snow. However, she does provide some offensive options that make her stand out from her peers. The Invisible Woman launches force fields that hit heroes at fast speeds,

L oading in for my fifth Marvel Rivals session of the night, I have accepted that Rocket Raccoon will have to be my main. No one else seems willing to play support roles – aka S