The first season of Marvel Rivals may have started, but it's brought an end to mods that let players be third-party characters.

With the arrival of Marvel Rivals season 1, we have new information that shows off six leaked heroes which are mostly X-Men.

Marvel Rivals season 1 will start soon after its scheduled server maintenance which begins at 11 pm PST on January 9. With that in mind, here are the release times for Marvel Rivals season 1:

The Marvel Rivals season 1 battle pass, formally referred to as the Darkhold in-game, offers 10 new skins and a variety of other cosmetic goodies for both free-to-play players and those who pick up the paid “luxury” battle pass (or its upgrade). But is the Marvel Rivals season 1 battle pass worth its $10 price tag?

Give the hype surrounding the game, it seemed somewhat likely that Marvel Rivals would beat its launch concurrent playercount. It did, and then some.

Marvel Rivals effectively bans mods with the release of its Season 1 update, leaving players without their favorite custom-made skins.

Activating Marvel Rivals’ Recursive Destruction feature is the first challenge in the new Midnight Features mission list, but NetEase’s multiplayer game sort of forgot to explain how it works

The latest update to Marvel Rivals has killed support for PC mods that change the looks of its heroes, like turning Iron Man into Vegeta or Mantis into a goth. Just after season 1 started on Friday, players started asking in the Marvel Rivals Discord why their mods weren’t working.

Marvel Rivals brings together a solid bunch of characters who are capable of dealing powerful attacks, especially at long range. Hela falls into this category and can be extremely tough to counter if you can’t predict her moves.