Marvel Snap is a collectible card game where you'll engage in fast-paced 1v1 battles using characters from the expansive Marvel universe. Strategy is key in this game, and great deck synergy is needed ...

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As is so often true of gaming in the modern era, I've felt my desire to play Snap wane in recent weeks (just like many others ...

Marvel Snap went offline in the US for over 24 hours and was pulled from app stores in the country as a result of Nuverse's parent company being ByteDance - the Chinese owner of social meda app ...

As noted by Second Dinner on the day Marvel Snap was removed from stores, developers with games published by Nuverse weren’t given notice about the sudden outage on Jan. 19.

With it being as big as it is, there was a lot of frustration and disruption on Saturday night. On January 18th, 2025, Marvel Snap players were all booted from the game and unable to get back in ...

MARVEL SNAP is back online in the U.S. But to make sure this NEVER happens again, we’re working to bring more services in-house and partner with a new publisher. This is the start of a new era ...

TikTok owner ByteDance shut down Marvel Snap and all its U.S. apps after the TikTok ban went into effect. That surprised Ben Brode, the game’s creator, who spoke to us about the brief ban and ...

While not owned outright by ByteDance, Marvel Snap is published by Nuverse, one of its subsidiaries. And unlike TikTok, which is free to use, the game’s disappearance left millions of players ...

One unexpected app shutdown is Marvel Snap, which developers Second Dinner and publisher Nuverse did not expect. Nuverse is a subsidiary of ByteDance Ltd, and falls under the ban brought in with ...

Marvel Snap, developed by Second Dinner, had ties to ByteDance through its Nuverse gaming subsidiary. ByteDance divested from Nuverse in 2023, but reports suggest it remained involved as the ...

Second Dinner, the U.S.-based developer of Marvel Snap, said in a statement that it was a “surprise” that the game had gotten caught in the net of the TikTok shutdown.