Marvel Rivals Season 1 is ramping up the excitement with a slew of new content, including the introduction of the Fantastic Four and a variety of fresh cosmetics. Among the most anticipated additions are several new maps set in Marvel's New York, each themed around the Empire of Eternal Night. Here's a detailed look at every new map introduced in Season 1.

Table of Contents

• Empire of Eternal Night: Midtown
• Empire of Eternal Night: The Mystical Sanctum Santorum
• Empire of Eternal Night: Central Park

Empire of Eternal Night: Midtown

Empire of Eternal Night: Midtown was the first new map to be released in Marvel Rivals Season 1, debuting right at the season's launch. This map is designed specifically for the Convoy mode, where players engage in a payload-style mission, either escorting or stopping a moving vehicle as it travels across the map. Midtown joins Yggsgard: Yggdrasill Path and Tokyo 2099: Spider-Islands as the third Convoy map in Rivals.

Set under the eerie glow of Dracula's Blood Moon, Empire of Eternal Night: Midtown offers a thrilling rendition of New York City. Key Points of Interest on the map include iconic locations from the Marvel Universe and real-world Midtown Manhattan landmarks such as:

• Baxter Building
• Grand Central Terminal
• Stark/Avengers Tower
• Fisk Tower
• Ardmore’s Bookstore
• Timely Trend

Empire of Eternal Night: The Mystical Sanctum Santorum

The Empire of Eternal Night version of Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Santorum was added to Marvel Rivals in Season 1. This map is unique as it's the only one to feature the Doom Match mode, a free-for-all deathmatch where players battle to survive and eliminate others. The top half of the leaderboard at the end of the match earns wins, and the highest scorer is awarded MVP.

The Sanctum Santorum map showcases a beautifully rendered version of Doctor Strange’s mystical mansion, serving as both his home and headquarters. Originally introduced in a 1963 comic, it's now famously known from its appearances in the MCU. In Rivals, the Sanctum Santorum in New York City acts as Earth’s supernatural defense hub. The map is filled with secrets and easter eggs, including supernatural rooms with impossible ceilings, portals, and an infinite staircase. Players can also interact with Bats The Ghost Dog on the map.

Empire of Eternal Night: Central Park

Details on the Central Park map are limited since it's set to launch in the latter part of Marvel Rivals Season 1. In the real world, Central Park is nestled between Manhattan's Upper West and Upper East Side neighborhoods. It has been featured in numerous Marvel properties, with the most recent being the 2023 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 video game.

In Marvel Rivals, the Central Park map will focus on a stylized version of Belvedere Castle, one of the highest points in the park. Known for its Gothic architecture, this miniature castle is expected to fit perfectly into the Empire of Eternal Night theme, potentially serving as a hideout for Dracula within New York City.

And there you have it—the complete rundown of all the new maps added to Marvel Rivals in Season 1.