Marvel Rivals PC: System requirements and platforms explained
radiotimes.comNetEase’s latest hero-based PvP shooter has caused quite the storm as of late, with thousands scrambling to try it out, so we’ll let you in on the system requirements and platforms for Marvel Rivals on PC.
Powered by Unreal Engine 5, we wouldn’t blame you if you thought you might need to bring an RTX 4090 to the table — but rest assured, the requirements are actually refreshingly reasonable.
That opens the door for loads of players to get into the Marvel Rivals closed beta using Twitch Drops and play as all the characters, trying out the various team-ups between them.
Whether you’re at 1080p or 4K, the Marvel Rivals voice cast will sound just as good. At the end of the day, it’s your skills that matter most.
While Thor and Jeff the Land Shark will look their best at higher resolutions, as long as you’ve got enough frames, you’ll probably be too distracted by how cute Jeff is anyway.
But with the closed beta soon coming to an end, we must look ahead to the Marvel Rivals release date. Hopefully, it won’t see the requirements getting bumped up.
On that note, let’s check out where they currently stand!
Marvel Rivals will be coming to Steam and the Epic Games Store.
As it is an online-only game, don’t expect it to appear on GOG Galaxy or the like, as they require games to have no forms of DRM to be hosted on their service.
Despite the Steam Deck being able to hold a 30FPS target, as shown in a YouTube video from Deck Wizard, this was achieved by installing Windows 11 on the Deck. As such, don’t expect Marvel Rivals to run on the Steam Deck.
This is due to many developers not enabling anti-cheat for the Linux operating system.
If this were to ever change, we will update you as soon as we have more information.
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Below are the minimum system requirements
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