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Reliable dataminer X0X_Leaks has unearthed exciting news from the files of Marvel Rivals following the next update: a hint at a new PvE mode featuring a battle against the formidable boss, Kraken. Although the monster's model currently features animations, high-resolution textures are still in the works. To give players a sneak peek, the dataminer incorporated the Kraken into the game using its size parameters from the files, offering a glimpse of what this epic showdown might look like.
In other thrilling news, Marvel Rivals has announced the details of its major Spring Festival event, set to kick off this Thursday. The event will introduce a unique game mode called Clash of Dancing Lions, where teams of three players will compete to score a ball into their opponent's goal. This mode draws parallels to Lucioball, the inaugural special game mode from Overwatch, which itself was inspired by Rocket League. While many might immediately think of Rocket League due to the similarities, the influence of Lucioball is unmistakable.
This comparison is particularly interesting because Marvel Rivals is striving to distinguish itself from Overwatch, especially now that it has seemingly surpassed its competitor. The challenge for Marvel Rivals is to continue generating original content to set itself apart from Blizzard's game. However, its first major event featuring Clash of Dancing Lions echoes the format of Overwatch's initial event. The key difference lies in the thematic approach: while Overwatch embraced an Olympic Games aesthetic, Marvel Rivals infuses a strong Chinese influence into its festivities. As part of the event, players will also receive a complimentary Star-Lord costume, adding to the excitement.