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Marvel Rivals brings the iconic superheroes and villains of the Marvel universe to life with stunning character designs and meticulous attention to detail. Each character feels unique, with impressive animations, vibrant visuals, and abilities that capture their comic book essence. The dynamic environments and fast-paced gameplay make for an engaging experience that fans will love.

However, the game has a critical security flaw that poses a serious risk to players. Reports indicate that it can leave your computer vulnerable to external control, which is a major red flag. Until the developers address and fix this issue, I cannot recommend playing Marvel Rivals, no matter how visually impressive or fun it may be. Security should always come first.

I would try to get in while its hot! It really is fun fighting the hordes with buddies.
Enjoy it while it lasts, though. Sony is gonna drop the ball with this one soon.

They did good. It was a rough start, but after all that drama, they did good.

You can keep swinging, stabbing, shooting, slashing and posse all you want. That still wont stop some these creatures from stomping you into the soil. This game is for those who love who love an awesome and epic Boss Battle that you have to hunt and track down, along with that constant loot-grind dopamine rush you get when you obtained that shiny big dragon sword you been working hard towards. Or cannon.






YOU CAN HUNT DINOSAURS WITH GUNS AND YOU RECEIVE A CAT!

General rule of thumb;
More Cutesy Monsters = More Busted Deck

Wait for a sale unless you have all the DLC from previous Total Warhammer games. The need for these DLCs and past games to fully enjoy the Immortal Empires campaign, especially online, is a buzzkill. Mods can fix some issues and add replayability, but they often require DLC too. If the price is daunting, wishlist it and watch for sales. Despite the cost gripes, it's a fantastic game for Warhammer Fantasy fans with all the extras.

This game kinda makes you feel like a warlord.
People who left bad reviews either suck or didn't invest enough time and (unfortunately) money in the game.
You have the community and mods to provide re-playabity and endless fun. If the price is scary, don't worry, this game and its predecessor, Total War Warhammer, usually go on sale, DLC included. Unfortunately, it's required to have both copies to play Mortal Empires game mode, but you don't need to have all DLC to have fun either. If you can't buy this game, at least play this game. It's honestly fun just watching two massive armies and some giant monstrosities duking it out in a bloody mess, and if you lack the frontal cortex to run an empire, then battle mode is a thing as well as co-op campaigns. Worth my time, plus the devs really worked hard on this series, so worth every penny, IMO. Fun game.

Who needs Church when you can kill your demons, rather than confess them? This game is fun for the whole family.

What can I say about this game that hasn't already been said? A vibrant and story-filled world, filled with colorful characters and many mysteries to discover and get lost in. If you didn't bought this game then, but are buying it now, no worries. This game's world does a great job of filling in the gaps of general lore of this franchise's history. Let alone the amount of content this game and DLC has to offer. It is definitely worth whatever the price they put on this gem. Especially for $20 max. The love this game receives from the modding and gaming community, not only boost this game replayability , but it's longevity as well. This is one of those titles that every player must have in their library if they're a fan of RPG's. Obsidian really can deliver a great story with care and thought poured into each character and locale.

People who spent money on this are the real clowns. Honestly, this is just one of those game you run in the background when you are stuck on a loading screen or downloading other games. Its literally Candy Crush with tiddies.