How to get Units in Marvel Rivals

Just like a plethora of other free to play games, Marvel Rivals has a multiple currency system allowing you to earn or purchase in-game cash to spend as you please.

One currency that’s used is Units and these can be used to acquire all-important skins or bundles that you can apply to various characters on the roster.

Here, we’ll take a look at how to get Units in Marvel Rivals so that you can get as much of this currency as possible and secure some new hero costumes.

Units in Marvel Rivals are the ‘blue’ currency you can pick up and thankfully, there are a few different ways to get them.

The first of these is to take part in Events that are put on in-game and have a timer attached to them.

Within these Events are Missions that can be undertaken, potentially requiring you to win matches, defeat certain enemies, or play as certain characters, with some rewarding Units.

To locate these Missions, head to the Season tab at the top of your screen and then into Missions or Event to see the full scope of what is available.

Another way of netting yourself some extra Units is via Achievements.

These can be found by clicking on your profile in the top right and then tabbing over to Achievements.

In the Heroic Journey area, you’ll be able to make progress toward a bunch of Units as well as some skins too.

A further way of acquiring Units is by leveling up the Battle Pass.

As you progress through the various pages of the Pass, there are multiple occassions where Units are a reward so hit these and you’ll have some more to add to the stacks.

The last way of getting Units in Marvel Rivals is by utilizing Lattice.

Lattice is a paid currency in the game and once bought, you can transfer this into Units on a 1 to 1 scale.

This means that you can move over 100 Lattice for 100 Units if you wish and then subsequently spend these on skins.

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