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Here is what you need to know about Conquest in Marvel Rivals, including its objectives and how it stands out from other modes.
Conquest is one of the Arcade Mode maps in Marvel Rivals. Unlike other game modes which have a specific objective, the goal of this game mode is to eliminate other players. In this game mode, team compositions are not important as you will most likely fight each other for points.
This allows you to choose any hero you prefer without the strategic concerns typically found in other game modes. It’s a chaotic yet fun game mode that you can quickly jump in if you’re tired of playing the main selections in the game.
Here is all you need to know about the Conquest Arcade Mode map in Marvel Rivals.
What is Conquest in Marvel Rivals?
Conquest in Marvel Rivals pits up to 12 players against each other in the Tokyo 2099: Ninomaru map. Unlike the Sanctum Sanctorium Arcade Mode map, you don’t gain points for defeating enemies. Instead, you need to pick up a coin the game calls Chronovium that enemies drop after death. The first team to collect 50 points is considered the winner. If the timer runs out before both sides reach 50 points, the team with the highest points wins the match.
Since this is a team-based game mode, you are not allowed to pick another hero that has already been picked by other players. This means every player must play a unique hero in the match. This can be a good way for you to go outside your comfort picks and test your skills in using other heroes or villains, after all, Galacta doesn’t judge. There is nothing at stake in this match as this is a non-competitive game mode.
Unlike other maps, Conquest and Arcade Mode maps are not playable in Quick Match or Competitive.
Why Play Conquest Arcade Mode in Marvel Rivals?
The Conquest Arcade Mode in Marvel Rivals is designed for fast, action-packed gameplay, offering a more casual experience compared to the other more strategic and objective-driven game modes. It is a simple team deathmatch mode where there are no elaborate missions or complicated objectives to focus on. Match usually lasts around 2-5 minutes at most so it won’t take up too much of your time.
If you’re itching for some quick, unfiltered action where raw skill and quick reflexes reign supreme, boot up Conquest.
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