Doctor Strange has easily become one of my favorite Heroes to play in Marvel Rivals. While looks can be deceiving, he's a pretty decent tank with a solid kit. As a Vanguard, the Sorcerer Supreme is best suited as a stalwart defender with his teammates.

Marvel Rivals is just under a week old and has already got its first big patch. NetEase’s update doesn’t have any balance changes, instead being focused on bug fixes. However, there’s slight overlap,

Marvel Rivals has a diverse roster of characters plucked straight from the pages of Marvel Comics, and fans have waited no time in figuring out the meta heroes and villains. While characters, such as Jeff the Land Shark and Venom have abilities that are extremely powerful, Vanguard Doctor Strange has been broken since launch.

Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme, is a Vanguard character in Marvel Rivals whose mystic abilities and Ultimate help support his team and defeat foes.

NetEase's free-to-play hero shooter gets off to a solid start with patches for hero abilities, crashing, map collision problems and evil Benedict Cumberbatch.

Doctor Strange is among the many Vanguards available to play in Marvel Rivals. With his abilities, he can block incoming damage using his shield and can also levitate in the air.

Normally, teamkilling isn’t a good thing. But Overwatch and Marvel Rivals streamer bogur discovered it’s a genuinely viable strategy.

Marvel Rivals releases a new update, addressing a number of gameplay and map related issues, while adding a temporary fix to Doctor Strange.

Days after release, the first Marvel Rivals patch is here with dozens of bug fixes but no major balance adjustments.