Marvel Rivals Introduces First PvE Mode Inspired by Marvel Zombies Series

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Marvel Rivals Introduces First PvE Mode Inspired by Marvel Zombies Series

Marvel Rivals is set to launch its inaugural PvE mode on October 23, 2025, inspired by the Marvel Zombies series available on Disney+. This new mode is described as an intense experience where players must defend against rising hordes of infected zombies. Players can look forward to an official trailer, which will be released shortly.

Details on PvE Mode

In a recent discussion, Brad Winderbaum, head of streaming and animation at Marvel Studios, shared insights about the collaboration with Marvel Animation to create this PvE mode. Executive producer Danny Koo highlighted that this mode, titled “Zombie Mode,” allows players to engage with iconic characters.

Playable Characters

  • Thor
  • Blade
  • Magik
  • Jeff
  • The Punisher

These heroes will face off against relentless waves of zombies as well as formidable bosses, including Zombie Namor and the Queen of the Dead. Each character will possess distinct abilities to enhance gameplay experience.

Unique Hero Abilities

  • Jeff can charge through hordes.
  • Blade wields bouncing Moon Blades for swift attacks.
  • Thor harnesses his Awakened state to shock enemies.
  • Magik enters an unlimited Darkchild form for powerful strikes.

Players will need to demonstrate their combat skills while navigating through challenging encounters with zombies and bosses alike.

Release Platforms

Zombie Mode will be available on multiple platforms, including:

  • PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store)
  • PlayStation 5
  • Xbox Series X and S

This launch aligns perfectly with the eerie ambiance of the Halloween season, providing fans of Marvel Zombies an exciting gaming experience.

Marvel Zombies Series Reception

The Marvel Zombies series recently premiered on Disney+, receiving positive reviews. IGN rated the full season an impressive 8 out of 10. Critics noted that while the series may follow a familiar formula, it succeeds in delivering what the MCU has lacked in recent offerings.