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FTS: Marvel Rivals Season 10.5 Brings Infinity War 2v2 Battles, 50-Player Endgame PvE and Halloween Events

Thanos is back on the schedule, and this time Marvel Rivals players are getting more than a costume and a nod. Marvel Games and NetEase Games have detailed Marvel Rivals Season 10.5, launching today with the next phase of Path to Doomsday and a new Avengers: Infinity War-inspired 2v2 mode.

The mid-season update won't stop there. A massive 50-player Avengers: Endgame PvE battle arrives October 22, the 18v18 Annihilation mode expands to Alchemax Headquarters, and two Halloween events are scheduled throughout October.

Infinity War Turns Into a 2v2 Battle for the Stones

Path to Doomsday - Avengers: Infinity War launches alongside Season 10.5 on October 9 as a fast-paced PvP mode built around short rounds, random drafting and 2v2 fights.

Twelve players are divided into six teams of two and select from a pool of 13 heroes featured in the original Avengers: Infinity War film. Each round sends two duos into a deathmatch on the fields of Wakanda.

Between rounds, players select randomized cards that upgrade their hero's abilities and stats, allowing builds to change as the match progresses.

There's also the small matter of the Infinity Stones.

Each team begins with a randomly assigned Stone that grants a unique ability. Eliminate another team and its Infinity Stone can be claimed, potentially giving the surviving teams increasingly ridiculous amounts of power as the field gets smaller.

So yes, somebody is eventually going to be running around Wakanda carrying more Infinity Stones than anybody should reasonably trust them with.

Endgame Brings a 50-Player PvE Fight Against Thanos

The next Path to Doomsday phase arrives October 22 with Path to Doomsday - Avengers: Endgame.

This one changes the scale considerably.

The PvE mode assembles 50 players in the ruins of the Avengers Compound for a large-scale battle against Thanos and his army.

NetEase hasn't revealed every detail surrounding the encounter yet, but putting 50 superheroes into one battlefield against Thanos should answer one question pretty quickly: how much chaos can the screen handle at once?

18v18 Annihilation Expands to Alchemax Headquarters

Season 10.5 also expands the game's 18v18 Annihilation mode.

Alchemax Headquarters joins the available battlefield lineup, giving the large-team mode another location for its 36-player fights.

The update continues NetEase's focus on larger alternative modes alongside Marvel Rivals' standard team-based PvP battles, with the upcoming Endgame event pushing the player count considerably higher.

Halloween Hits Marvel Rivals October 15

The superheroes aren't getting through October without costumes.

All Hallows' Glow begins on October 15, bringing a new collection of Halloween-themed costumes and cosmetic rewards to Marvel Rivals.

Then, on October 29, the Night of Illusions event begins with what NetEase describes as a suspenseful interactive puzzle experience.

That gives Season 10.5 a steady October rollout rather than dropping everything at once:

  • October 9: Season 10.5 and Path to Doomsday - Avengers: Infinity War
  • October 15: All Hallows' Glow
  • October 22: Path to Doomsday - Avengers: Endgame
  • October 29: Night of Illusions

The Path to Doomsday Continues October 9

Marvel Rivals Season 10.5 launches October 9, 2026. The free-to-play superhero team-based PvP shooter is available on PC and consoles.

Players can find additional information through the official Marvel Rivals website.

2v2 Infinity War battles. Infinity Stones changing hands. A 50-player fight against Thanos. 18v18 Annihilation. Halloween events.

October isn't exactly slowing down. 


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Centipede Swarm crawls onto Amazon Luna for Game Night... you ready?

 

One of the best things about SDGT Entertainment's Summer of Gaming is discovering games that bring people together, and the latest addition to Amazon Luna's Game Night lineup does exactly that.

Now available for Amazon Prime members, Centipede Swarm takes Atari's legendary arcade classic and transforms it into a colorful, fast-paced cooperative experience built for modern families and friends. Instead of a lone player battling bugs across a simple screen, this new version turns the action into a chaotic multiplayer adventure where up to four players work together to survive waves of glowing insect enemies and take down a massive evolving Centipede boss.

For parents who grew up feeding quarters into arcade machines, Centipede Swarm offers a wonderful opportunity to share a piece of gaming history with their children. The original Centipede was one of the defining arcade experiences of the early gaming era, and this modern reimagining keeps the spirit of that classic alive while making it more accessible and exciting for today's players.

What makes Centipede Swarm especially appealing is how easy it is to jump into the action. As part of Amazon Luna's Game Night collection, Amazon Prime members can start playing without purchasing additional hardware or the game itself. Players can use their smartphones as controllers and join in on the fun, making spontaneous family game nights easier than ever.

And if your little gamer doesn't have a cellphone yet, don't worry. Amazon Luna also supports the Amazon Luna Controller, allowing younger players to join the fun without needing their own mobile device. That means parents, kids, siblings, and even grandparents can all jump into the same game and enjoy the experience together.

The gameplay itself strikes a nice balance between accessibility and excitement. Players move freely around a dynamic battlefield, blasting through swarms of enemies while coordinating with teammates to survive increasingly difficult encounters. The result is a roguelike game that's simple enough for newcomers to understand but hectic enough to keep experienced players entertained.

In an age where entertainment often pulls family members into separate rooms and separate screens, Game Night titles like Centipede Swarm remind us that gaming can still be a shared activity. Whether you're introducing your kids to a classic arcade franchise or just looking for a fun way to spend an evening together, this is the kind of title that feels right at home during Summer of Gaming.

So if you're already an Amazon Prime member, gather the family, grab a controller (or a phone), and see how long your team can survive the swarm. You might come for the nostalgia, but you'll stay for the laughs, teamwork, and memorable moments that happen when everyone plays together. Game on, and don't forget the snacks!

*Play Centipede Swarm on Fire TV or Fire TV Stick through the Luna app.


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Top 10 PlayStation 5 Games for Family Fun!

Ready to gather around the big screen with your family this summer without shelling out major coin for a new release? Today we’re serving up ten PS5-compatible titles perfect for families who want couch co-op, laughter, and just the right amount of chaos (plus snacks... can't forget about those). These games are great for kids and adults alike, supports four players, and come highly rated... for quality family time!

 Sackboy: A Big Adventure 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E
Team Asobi’s vibrant platformer is a playground of inventive puzzles, swing-sets, and boss-fight showdowns (Boom! Pow! Sackboy hero pose!). Perfect for little ones learning teamwork... and for parents who secretly love colorful mayhem and family time!

 Overcooked! All You Can Eat 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E
Chop, fry, and plate recipes before the buzzer. One minute you’re in sync; the next you’ve set your co-chef’s apron on fire. Great... now I’m hungry!

 Rocket League 

Players: 1–4 (split-screen) | Rating: E
Soccer… with rocket-boosted cars. Bump your sibling off the pitch or score together in style. Easy to pick up, hard to master, and always ready for a quick match.

 Minecraft Dungeons: Ultimate Edition 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E10+
Hack, slash, and explore blocky gauntlets full of piglins and treasure. Simple controls and bright visuals make it a go-to for younger adventurers and veterans alike. This is a victory for family fun!

 Just Dance 2025 

Players: 1–6 | Rating: E
No button combos... just mirror the moves on screen. Perfect living-room cardio and zero judgment.

 Moving Out 2 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E
Haul couches, dodge obstacles, and race the clock. The wacky physics guarantee belly laughs—just watch out for furniture that refuses to budge. I remember dropping a TV once, my mom's new TV. I still have flashbacks about that, but she loved the replacement I bought. (Love ya mom!)

 Tools Up! Ultimate Edition 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E
Paint walls, roll out carpet, and renovate homes in bite-sized levels. It’s Overcooked’s construction-site cousin... just try not to get paint on your real couch.

 Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E10+
Wizard, Thief, Knight, and a family member or two solve enchanted puzzles across hand-painted landscapes. Watch out for physics-based traps!

 Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled 

Players: 1–4 | Rating: E10+
Fast karts, wumpa-fruit boosts, and cunning power-ups. Split-screen Grand Prix and Battle Arenas keep the whole family on its toes... and at each other’s throats.

 Gang Beasts 

Players: 1–4 (local) Rating: E10+
Wobbly gelatinous brawlers in absurd arenas... push, pull, and toss your family into pitfalls (not literally of course). It’s silly, physics-driven chaos that’s impossible to take seriously and guaranteed to spark laughter (and playful vendettas).

So that's the Top 10 games that aren't super new that will save you some coin, while enjoying some family time. Just grab a few extra controllers, which are worth it for the memories you'll make! Now if you’ll excuse me, I have a beautiful Italian hoagie… calling my name (I hear you deliciousness!). Game on!



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