Here’s the full Marvel Rivals Season 10.5 roadmap for October 2026: new modes, Halloween events, costumes, and the Season 11.0 teaser.

Thanos is arriving to Marvel Rivals Season 11.5 in a PvE mode, detailed on the roadmap. Image Credits: Marvel, NetEase
Marvel Rivals Season 10.5 is almost here. The new update is packed with Infinity Stones, Halloween chaos, and a long list of costumes. It runs from October 9 to November 13, 2026.
Here’s a full look at everything on the roadmap, week by week.
Season 10.5 has six weekly drops. Each one adds something new. Some include game modes, while others feature events and costumes.
| Date | Event |
| October 9 | Path to Doomsday PVP mode (Infinity War), Infinity Finale event, 3 costumes |
| October 16 | All Hallows’ Glow event, new costumes |
| October 23 | Path to Doomsday PVE mode (Endgame), new costumes |
| October 30 | Halloween: Night of Illusions event, new costumes |
| November 6 | New costumes for Spider-Man and The Thing |
| November 13 | Season 11.0 coming soon |
The season opens with a big week. Three things land on the same day.
The first headline is the Path to Doomsday PVP mode. This one is themed around Avengers: Infinity War, getting MCU fans hyped for upcoming releases. The roadmap art shows the Infinity Gauntlet in full glow.
It’s a mode with 12 players. The game is fast-paced, with random drafting, and the hero pool is limited to 13 main Avengers. Every team includes two players (a duo), and they battle it out in tournament-style 2v2s until only one remains standing. You can upgrade abilities and stats to create unique hero builds.
At every round start, each team receives one of the Infinity Stones. This grants them overall ability changes. You can activate the Infinity Stone during each round, and defeating another team means you earn that team’s Infinity Stone, too.
A new event called Infinity Finale also starts on October 9. The key art shows Black Panther, Doctor Strange, and Thor.
The event features 24 rewards. Many of them are free, including the “The Avengers” Thor skin. Players can also grab Avengers: Infinity War Black Panther and Doctor Strange.
Three new costumes join the game as soon as the new Season rolls out:
The Skele-Saurus look has a spooky bone-white dino with a green glow. The Vampire King fits the Halloween mood well. Phoenix Cyclops adds a fiery red twist for fans of the X-Men.
Week two shifts the focus to Halloween. The All Hallows’ Glow event includes plenty of themed costumes, revamped graphics, and more.
All Hallows’ Glow is a new seasonal event. The art shows cute and creepy characters in witch hats, pumpkins, and monster outfits. It looks like a lighter, more playful event than the Infinity content from week one.
Two costume sets arrive:
The Fate Witches set gives off a dark and stylish witch vibe. Midnight Monsters leans into classic horror. Deadpool wears a fun nurse costume, and Mister Fantastic pops out in a snazzy suit.
On October 23, the Path to Doomsday theme grows, and an event makes it more immersive than ever.
This week adds a PVE version of Path to Doomsday. It is themed around Avengers: Endgame. The art features Thanos wearing the Infinity Gauntlet. And yes, Thanos is in this mode.
PVE means you team up against the NPCs in the game instead of other players. This makes Path to Doomsday a good pick if you want a break from ranked pressure. Players will battle Thanos’ army in the Avengers Compound and ultimately defeat him in a series of boss fights. This is reportedly a massive 50-player game mode.
The story is split into two: Infinity War arrives first as PVP. Endgame follows a couple of weeks later as PVE.
This is the biggest costume week of the season. Three more looks arrive:
Jeff the Land Shark is a fan favorite. The Sharknos look puts him in golden armor with a toothy grin. Black Cat wears a purple and orange look with nostalgic Halloween accents, while Elsa Bloodstone becomes a stylish vampire hunter.
Halloween week closes out October with a bang. The Night of Illusions event lands just in time for the holiday. The art shows a dark, spooky scene with shadowy tentacles and a glowing red path.
The dev team hasn’t released much info about the event yet, but it has a moody, mysterious feel. This is reportedly an interactive, puzzle-based event.
We also get two new costumes this week:
Winter Soldier’s art shows a golden, glowing look. The Marvel Tokon costume is a crossover style. It seems like the team is keeping these designs mysterious until they arrive, and we don’t know which hero they feature yet.
Week five moves away from Halloween. As we get closer to winter, the weather is cooling and things are getting cozy. Two more costumes are releasing:
Worthy Spider-Man has a silver, winged helmet and icy blue energy. It has a heroic feel. In Cosmic Cook, the Thing wears a chef’s hat and apron.
The Season 10.5 roadmap’s final gift is a Season 11.0 release date. We now know that Marvel Rivals Season 11 will launch on November 13, bringing the community into the year’s final stretch.
That was a lot, so let’s recap the big picture. Here’s everything on the way in Season 10.5:

The roadmap shows the first content drop on October 9, 2026.
The roadmap points to November 13, 2026 as Season 10.5’s end. It’s also the date Season 11.0 is coming.
We’ve seen some Path to Doomsday teasers before, and the in-game lore theme is carrying into Season 10.5. Players can interact with the Path to Doomsday event in two versions. A PVP version based on Avengers: Infinity War arrives October 9. Later, a PVE version based on Avengers: Endgame arrives on October 23.
Marvel Rivals has 12 new costumes coming in Season 10.5:
Fans can also grab costumes in the Infinity Finale event.
There are two main Halloween events on the way. All Hallows’ Glow starts October 16. Halloween: Night of Illusions starts October 30.
Some Marvel Rivals seasons release two heroes, with one at the halfway point, so many players were wondering if Season 11.5 would include a new character. However, there is no new hero in Season 10.5. Instead, it focuses on modes, events, and costumes.
Previously, Gorr the God-Butcher arrived. It seems like Season 11 will be the next time we get a new character on the roster. The fanbase is speculating Nightcrawler might be the next hero in the works, but Marvel hasn’t confirmed this yet.
Season 10.5 looks like a strong mix of fun and fan service. The Infinity War and Endgame modes carry the lore forward, while Halloween events add some seasonal charm.
It’s important to note that the Roadmap might not be final. Plans can change, so check in-game news and official Marvel Rivals posts for the latest updates.