Marvel Rivals will expand Marvel’s influence on the gaming world significantly when it eventually drops, and excitement is rising for the six-vs-six third-person shooter.
Revealed in March, Marvel Rivals will see heroes and villains from the Marvel universe clash in destructible environments from across the multiverse—which will lead to some familiar surroundings and a whole bunch of new experiences.
New maps and heroes will be released periodically in Marvel Rivals, which has “infinite possibilities,” and plenty more is likely to be revealed before the game officially launches. We’ve got the details on what we know so far about Marvel Rivals’ maps below.
All Marvel Rivals maps
Three maps have been revealed so far for Marvel Rivals, which feature two different locations in the universe—suggesting that each area of the multiverse featured in Marvel Rivals could have multiple maps.
The maps announced so far are:
- Yggsgard: Yggdrasill Path
- Yggsgard: Royal Palace
- Tokyo 2099: Shin-Shibuya
Maps in Marvel Rivals will feature destructible environments, with the reveal trailer showing Iron Man destroying a statue in Yggsgard, Black Panther harnessing the power of Bast to send a bridge crashing down, and Groot teaming up with Rocket Raccoon to demolish a wall.
NetEase certainly has no shortage of potential environments that could be replicated as maps in Marvel Rivals, with the vast history of Marvel Comics giving us the potential to visit both real-world and made-up locations.
Fresh approaches have already been shown with Yggsgard, a version of Asgard that has been fused with Yggdrasill, the world tree, after the Timestream Entanglement, so we could see similar fun ideas in the future.
