The Marvel Rivals tier list is proof of an inherent truth: not every hero (or villain) is built equally. In the competitive shooter’s season 1 (which added two characters, two maps, a battle pass, and skins ), every character is technically viable, but there are some who are obviously more powerful than the rest.

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.

Ahead of Marvel Rivals' highly anticipated Season 1 update later this week, a new balance patch drops, bringing changes to numerous characters.

Marvel Rivals Season 1 has brought major adjustments and changes to its existing heroes and here are all of them.

Marvel Rivals continues to perform very well indeed with players continuing to flock to the new hero shooter. It just goes to show if you take a great license and actually come up with a fun game, guess what – it will be a success.

Season 1 of Marvel Rivals also brings in new heroes, a new map, and plenty more to look forward to. We'll update all our coverage within the coming weeks. For now, you can check out the full list of patch notes available below. Hero balancing notes are split up between all three roles: Vanguard, Duelist, and Strategist.

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

The much-awaited video game, Marvel Rivals Season 1 is finally out. It features a total of 35 characters from the original Marvel comics and also includes a cross-play in supported platforms. As a result,

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.