All maps and game modes

Marvel Rivals Offers a new take on the hero-shooter genre, allowing you to try out your favorite Marvel characters on a variety of maps and game modes. Whether you're after the nonstop action of team deathmatches, strategic teamplay escorting convoys, or ultimate hero combos unleashing king-of-the-hill style game modes, Marvel Rivals Won't let you down.

What's even more interesting here is that each game mode comes with its own set of maps, giving players a completely fresh experience anytime they're looking to try something different. We have compiled all the maps and game modes currently available Marvel Rivals For those who want a glimpse of what to expect in this guide.

All maps and game modes available in Marvel Rivals

Season 0 of Marvel Rivals There are four game modes for players to explore and try. As mentioned earlier, the maps are different for each game mode. Here's how each game mode works, along with the maps available in the game:

convoy

In the Convoy game mode, a team has to escort a moving vehicle to the other side of the map. The defending team's goal is to stop the escorting team by killing or contesting the vehicle.

When the game starts, the defending team can leave the spawn area and move towards the vehicle to set up an ambush. The attacking team must remain in the spawn area for 30 seconds. When the assault team is released, they must seize the vehicle to start moving it. Once captured, the vehicle will move forward as long as there is at least one hero from the attacking team nearby.

If there are more heroes around then the vehicle will move faster.

Convoy game mode has two checkpoints on each map. The goal of the raiding team is to escort the vehicle through the checkpoints and reach the end of the map. There is also a timer, and if the attacking team doesn't reach the end before it counts down to zero, the defending team wins.

However, once the vehicle reaches the checkpoint, some extra time is added to the timer, giving the attacking team an advantage. If the defending team manages to defeat the attacking team, they can capture the vehicle, and it will start rolling back. The defending team can only withdraw the vehicle until it is at a previously occupied checkpoint.

There are currently two maps available for the Convoy game mode Marvel Rivals:

• Yggsgard: The Yggdrasill Path
• Tokyo 2099: Spider-Islands.

dominance

In this game mode, two teams fight to control a single point on the map. The capture point, called the mission area, activates after 30 seconds. To capture a point, a team member must remain in the mission area until the bar goes to full.

Once captured, players must prevent the opposing team from entering the mission area. The progress bar increases by 1% every 1.2 seconds. The team that holds the mission area until 100% is reached wins the round.

Once a mission area is captured, you do not need to continue to stay within the area in order to progress the bar.

The opposing team may compete by walking within the mission area. This will stop the progress bar until your team knocks the enemy team out of the area. If your team is instead pushed out, the enemy will begin to capture the mission area.

If a team contests the mission area when the opposing team is close to winning, the game enters overtime. You'll see a golden bar at the top of your screen that ends when there are no enemy heroes inside the mission area. If the enemy team moves in, the fence stops until your team can eliminate the opposing heroes or move them away from the zone.

This game mode has three rounds. The first team to capture the mission area wins twice.

The following three maps are currently used in the Domination game mode Marvel Rivals.

• Yggsgard: The Royal Palace
• Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda: Birnin T'Challa
• Hydra Chartris Base: Heaven of Hell.

Convergence

Convergence game mode in Marvel Rivals Combines elements from both Convo and Supremacy. There is an attack team and a defense team. The attacking team must reach the mission area and capture the vehicle to release it and move past two checkpoints to win the game.

Once again, the defending team can leave the spawn area early to set up an ambush.

Maps are currently available for the Convergence game mode Marvel Rivals Yes:

• Tokyo 2099: Shin-Shibuya
• Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda: Hall of Jalia
• Klyntar: The Symbiotic Surface.

victory

Hero shooter fans are no stranger to deathmatch game modes for the team, and Victory is Marvel Rivals' its version. This game mode is not available in Quick Play or Competitive. You will have to manually select Victory game mode if you want to try it out for yourself.

In this game mode, players are divided into two teams. Killing any hero will drop points where the opposing team can pick them up. The game ends when one team scores 50 points against the other team. This game mode also has a timer, and the team with the most points before it reaches zero is the winner.

There is only one map available for Victory game mode Marvel Rivals At this time:

• Tokyo 2099: Warped Ninomaru

Variety of game modes and maps available Marvel Rivals Keeps things interesting. This encourages players to try out different heroes to determine what works best for them in different situations. For example, maps like Klyntar: Symbiotic Surface are great for heroes like Venom or Spider-Man, while heroes like Iron Man are easier to play on maps like Yggsgard: Royal Palace. The only way to find out for sure is to try them yourself.