Blizzard's hero shooter has been floundering for a while, but it's completely outclassed by the launch of Marvel Rivals.
The studio behind Marvel Rivals would prefer to let players figure out their own team comps by offering a larger roster.
NetEase aims to release a new hero every 1.5 months in its successful hero shooter, according to game director Guangyun Chen.
NetEase's successful hero shooter has reached a new player milestone, exceeding its previous best by nearly 200,000 players.
Mister Fantastic and The Invisible Woman have joined the roster, while a new Arcade Mode map and graphical options are also available.
With New York City under Dracula's thrall, Doctor Strange's home base serves as a sanctuary with dimensional anomalies.
Susan Storm is a Strategist but possesses plenty of skills to secure kills and troll the enemy team like her signature invisibility.
Reed Richards is a Duelist who utilizes his super-stretching powers to hit enemies, slam them together and even reflect projectiles.
The new season adds the Fantastic Four as playable heroes as Dracula plunges New York City into eternal darkness and misery.
Blizzard's hero shooter peaked at roughly 65,000 viewers in the last 30 days, dropping nearly half from its November 2024 peak.
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Mr. Fantastic, The Thing, The Invisible Woman, and the Human Torch hang out while a Blood Moon looms over New York City.
Groot, Rocket Raccoon, Venom, and Magik also get new holiday-themed cosmetics in the store, available until January 17th.
NetEase Games' free-to-play 6v6 hero shooter continues to attract a sizeable crowd across all platforms.
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NetEase Games' hero shooter looks like it js exploding in popularity- here's why.
An excellent cast with fun abilities, solid maps, and stellar presentation make NetEase's free-to-play hero shooter worth playing.
Despite the success of Rivals, game director Thaddeus Sasser says it's "really hard to tell ahead of time" if a game will succeed.
