Hawkeye can be tricky to control in Marvel Rivals, but once players learn to use him, he's incredibly effective.

It makes sense that a five-star difficulty character is the hardest hero to play in Marvel Rivals. Psylocke can deal an incredible amount of damage, but must be up close and personal to do so. There's just one issue: she's incredibly fragile and not entirely mobile.

Veteran Overwatch players can fit right into Marvel Rivals thanks to heroes like Hawkeye and Black Widow who mirror their favorite OW characters.

There are 33 different characters in Marvel Rivals, but not every hero (or villain) is equal. In the competitive shooter’s season 0, which is called Doom’s Rise and is significantly shorter than a regular season, every character is viable but there are some who are obviously more powerful than the rest.

B Tier – The Punisher, Magik, Storm, Iron Man, Rocket Raccoon, Mantis, Scarlet Witch C Tier – Hulk, Black Panther, Peni Parker, Namor, Cloak and Dagger S Tier – Hawkeye, Hela, Moon Knight, The Punisher, Doctor Strange, Venom, Jeff, Rocket Raccoon

It certainly feels appropriate that a cooperative game based on superheroes and villains would let them work together to take out the opposition. Marvel Rivals takes that to heart with its Team-Ups mechanic,

Marvel Rivals is different, though, with its supportive class – known in-game as Strategists – being some of the most interesting healers, buffers, and sometimes even attackers in the game. Unlike some other games in the hero genre,

Marvel Rivals, NetEase’s shameless Overwatch-like featuring the heroes and villains that have captivated comic book readers and moviegoers for decades, is already at a crossroads. It’s less than a week old,