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Marvel Rivals, an upcoming hero-shooter, is entering its closed beta and we have three Steam keys to give out! Three lucky winners will receive a Steam code for the Marvel Rivals closed beta, which runs from July 23 till August 5. The giveaway begins today (7/22) and will run until Wednesday (7/24). The winners will then be emailed their code.
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