Successful Marvel Rivals was almost canceled — what is happening at NetEase
We have already reported that NetEase fired the developers of Marvel Rivals despite the game’s success. It turns out that CEO William Ding wanted to cancel it altogether.
The game is successful, you are fired: Marvel Rivals developers have been asked to leave
The developers of the heroic shooter Marvel Rivals were suddenly fired less than two months after the successful release of the shareware game.
People love old games: only 15% of Steam time was spent on titles from 2024
Players aren’t exactly thrilled about new games. Most of the overall time spent by users on Steam has been devoted to games created in the last seven years, many even older.
Marvel Rivals attracted more than 440,000 simultaneous players on Steam immediately after release
NetEase’s shareware shooter, Marvel Rivals, peaked at 444,286 simultaneous players on Steam upon release. The total number of gamers must have been significantly higher, as the game was also released on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, but Sony and Microsoft do not disclose statistics.
The most interesting new games of December 2024
The last month of the year traditionally does not boast a large number of high-profile releases, but there is something to pay attention to in December. We can expect long-awaited sequels to cult franchises, ambitious VR projects, remasters of classics, and some interesting surprises from indie developers. We are going to tell you about the…
Marvel Rivals is a team shooter in the spirit of Overwatch, but with Marvel superheroes and villains
Marvel and NetEase Games have announced a new game called Marvel Rivals. This is a multiplayer team-based hero shooter featuring superheroes and supervillains from the Marvel Universe. In it, two teams of six heroes will meet on battlefields such as Asgard and Tokyo 2099, which are designed to be destructible.
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