Latest Marvel Rivals patch notes just dropped – and there’s an Easter Egg gift

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The latest Marvel Rivals patch notes have just been revealed. The update, which will go live on March 27 at 9am UTC brings a host of changes to NetEase’s brilliant hero shooter. The biggest addition is the new April fool’s Easter Egg gift in Galacta’s Cosmic Adventure, which can be claimed from April 1. But hurry, you’ll have a limited window to claim it. Here’s everything that’s coming in the update.

April Fool’s Easter Egg Gift: Galacta’s Cosmic Adventure

NetEase has added a special April Fool’s Easter Egg gift, but it’s only for those who collect all rewards from Galacta’s Cosmic Adventure. The Easter Egg gift can be claimed from April 1, 2025, 00:00:00 (UTC+0) until April 4, 2025, 00:00:00 (UTC+0), so if you’re interested, you’re going to need to act fast.

There’s an April Fool’s Easter Egg for those who collect all the rewards from Galacta’s Cosmic Adventure. Image credit: NetEase

New Content

The Pick-Up Bundle has been added.

Fixes

As per usual, NetEase has rolled out a number of gameplay and quality of life changes and fixes. These include resolutions to clipping issues, which caused characters to get stuck in certain areas of the map, and more specific Hero-targeted tweaks, fixing glitches with their abilities.

All Platforms

General

1. Resolved an issue in Custom Game where a disconnected player’s character would still appear on the Like page during match settlement.

Maps and Modes

1. Fixed several terrain issues that could cause characters to sometimes become stuck or clip into strange areas.

2. Squashed a glitch in the Hydra Charteris Base map where Rocket Raccoon’s B.R.B. could sometimes revive teammates outside the play area due to terrain changes.

Heroes

1. Wolverine’s Terrifying Pounce: Resolved an issue where the Hulk could sometimes have abnormal behavior after being catapulted into a terrain KO by Wolverine’s Feral Leap. Now, the big guy gets the proper beatdown without any off-script environmental stunts!

2. Iron Fist’s Wall-Climbing Whimsy: Fixed a glitch in Practice Range where Iron Fist wall-climbing was beyond expectations. The master of martial arts can now keep his acrobatic feats on track!

3. Iron Man’s Teleportation Tangle: In Sanctum Sanctorum, Iron Man use of Hyper-Velocity followed immediately by portal entry could occasionally throw a wrench in the works—resulting in the ability to misfire and some off-color special effects. Now, Iron Man’s high-tech strategy is as sleek as ever, letting him jet in and out as he pleases.

4. Loki-Doctor Strange’s Forbidden Tech: Fixed an issue in Doom Match where Loki’s transformation into Doctor Strange allowed the use of the forbidden Pentagram of Farallah. This minds-warping mix-up has been vanquished.

5. Magneto’s Magnetic Moments: Resolved an issue in the post-match where Magneto’s MVP could sometimes display some bizarre, offbeat visuals. The master of magnetism now commands his moments with true polar precision.

6. Wolverine’s Ultimate with Pinpoint Precision: Fixed a snag in Wolverine’s Ultimate Ability where, under high network latency, foes sent flying and slammed into the ground could sometimes end up in the wrong location. Now, every Last Stand lands exactly where it should.

7. Human Torch’s Fiery Focus: Addressed a rare bug where the Human Torch’s Primary Attack would sometimes miss its target entirely, leaving his incendiary prowess a little less scorching. With this fix, every burst of flame burns as brilliantly as intended—ensuring his heat is always on target!

Console

1. Eliminated a bug that sometimes caused the focus to unpredictably shift to earlier messages when opening the chat window.

Meanwhile, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing for NetEase of late. A Marvel Rivals TikTok ad has come under fire after it told players to “abuse” the Invisible Woman. The promotional material was been deemed to be a breach of advertising standards in Australia.

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