How To Sign Up For Marvel Rivals Alpha Test

NetEase Games and Marvel Games announced their latest collaboration project, the team-based PVP shooter Marvel Rivals, on 27th March 2024. This forthcoming superhero game was revealed in an official trailer that features multiple iconic and popular characters, including Iron Man, Hulk, Magik, and Spider-Man, and notable locations like Asgard and Tokyo 2099.

The team-based PVP shooter has been garnering some attention online, with many players drawing comparisons with Blizzard's team-based multiplayer FPS, Overwatch, which they can experience themselves with a Closed Alpha Test arriving soon. Get prepared for a Multiversal battle as we've outlined all confirmed details, including the release window, platforms, and more, for the upcoming Closed Alpha Test for Marvel Rivals.

Marvel Rivals: How To Sign Up For Alpha Test

Developer NetEase confirmed in their press release, which was also revealed in the official trailer, that a Closed Alpha Test will soon be coming to PC. As of writing, no confirmed dates and times have been made public yet; however, interested players can now register to participate in the Alpha Test.

Registration for the Marvel Rivals Alpha Test will be available on PC via Epic Games Store and Steam, where players can sign up from the official Marvel Rivals website here. While on the website, players can view other important details regarding the upcoming Closed Alpha Test, which we will update this page once it's made available.

Additionally, we'll cover related topics for Marvel Rivals' Closed Alpha Test, including PC requirements, character roster, and more, as details will be announced in the coming weeks. Speaking of characters, the developer has unveiled its initial character roster for the Closed Alpha Test, featuring heroes and villains alike.

Lucky participants of the Closed Alpha Test will have access to Black Panther, Magik, Magneto, and Spider-Man as playable characters. However, we have yet to confirm what maps will be available to play during the Closed Alpha Test, and as such, we will continue to follow this story for more information.