Marvel Rivals is crushing its first season launch with hundreds of thousands of concurrent players across console and PC, and players are getting to know Mr. Fantastic and The Invisible Woman as its two new heroes, with The Thing and Human Torch coming in a month and a half or so.

All characters in Marvel Rivals fit into one of three roles: vanguards (tanks), duelists (damage), and strategists (support). While all characters can help out their allies or deal damage, these three roles help you differentiate the heroes and diversify team comps.

Marvel Rivals’ new season begins tomorrow, January 10, and there’s plenty to be excited about. Four new heroes are joining the roster, three maps are entering the rotation, and there’s a new battle pass of cosmetics.

Luna Snow is one of the best strategists in Marvel Rivals. Her healing efficiency is tremendous, and she's pretty straightforward about knowing how to play well. What helps push Luna over the edge is her ultimate ability. Fate of Both Worlds can heal allies standing nearby to give them a damage boost.

Here are the heroes with the highest and lowest win rates in Marvel Rivals season 1. Choose accordingly (or just have fun).

Marvel Rivals is going to have a dedicated approach to esports but won’t risk focusing too much on the competitive side if it is going to hurt the game’s casual

NetEase Games is telling Marvel Rivals players that a new hero will launch every month and a half as additional seasons roll out. The studio’s creative director, Guangyun Chen, clarified the team’s post-launch plans during an interview with Metro.

Season 1 of Marvel Rivals sees the game in quite a healthy spot, with only six characters falling in C-tier or below. For a game with 35 heroes (soon to be 37, when the Thing and Human Torch join the roster in late February),