- Here's a quick guide on how to complete Daily and Weekly Missions in Marvel Rivals.
- Check Your Missions
- Start With the Simple Ones
- Take Your Time With Weekly Missions
- Look for Overlapping Objectives
- Do Not Let Missions Ruin Your Games
- Final Thoughts
Here's a quick guide on how to complete Daily and Weekly Missions in Marvel Rivals.
Daily and weekly missions are an easy way to pick up extra rewards while playing Marvel Rivals. Most of the time, you can finish them simply by playing normally, but it helps to know what you are working toward. Checking your missions before a session can also stop you from missing rewards at the end of the day or week.
Check Your Missions
Start by opening the missions section and looking through your current objectives. Daily missions have a shorter time limit, while weekly missions give you much longer to finish them.
You do not need to memorize everything. Just look for missions that match the type of matches you were already planning to play.

Start With the Simple Ones
Some missions are already pretty easy, so don't make it any harder than it needs to be. If you are able to do a mission by playing games or using your skills you probably will do it without even thinking.
If you’re not feeling the missions with a definite hero or objective, you can save them for another time as they might need a little bit of extra planning.
Take Your Time With Weekly Missions
Weekly missions are not something you need to finish all at once. If you have several days left, spread them across your normal play sessions.
This is particularly useful for objectives that take more time. You can slowly make progress without feeling like every match has to be played for the sake of a mission.
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Look for Overlapping Objectives
Sometimes two or more missions can be completed during the same match. For example, if one objective asks you to play matches while another asks you to use a particular hero, you can work on both at once.
Do Not Let Missions Ruin Your Games
It is easy to get too focused on completing a mission and forget that you are supposed to be playing the game. If an objective requires you to do something that does not fit your playstyle, there is nothing wrong with leaving it until later. Trying to force a mission can often make the match more frustrating than it needs to be.
Final Thoughts
Daily and weekly missions are basically free extra rewards for playing Marvel Rivals. Check them before you start playing, work on the easy objectives first, and let the longer ones progress naturally throughout the week. You will usually get most of them done without having to completely change the way you play.
Also, check out our Marvel Rivals Review and other guides below:
- Marvel Rivals: Best Beginner Heroes Guide
- Marvel Rivals: How to Level Up Your Account Fast Guide
- Marvel Rivals: How to Improve Your Aim and Accuracy Guide
- Marvel Rivals: How to Use Team-Up Abilities Effectively Guide
- Marvel Rivals: How to Climb the Ranked Ladder Guide
- Marvel Rivals: Best Team Compositions Guide
- Marvel Rivals: How to Earn More Units and Credits Guide
- Marvel Rivals: Common Mistakes Beginners Should Avoid
- Marvel Rivals: How to Counter Every Role Guide






