Marvel Snap has a new card acquisition system. But does it fix the card acquisition frustrations of many players?

Marvel Snap was one of the unexpected casualties of the TikTok shutdown that briefly went into effect last weekend, and as a way of making things right with users, its developers at Second Dinner ...

Marvel Snap has unveiled its newest season featuring the Fantastic 4 as the headlining stars, with new card variants and ...

An update containing a friend-centric battle mode is set to release 'this calendar year,' the game's developer told The Washington Post.

Marvel Snap Will Soon Let You Grind For Specific Cards, Not Just Random Ones Collector tokens will make it easier to get a specific card to create your perfect deck ...

Marvel Snap has a weird, growing new problem, one that actually has nothing to do with its monetization or potential pay-to-win aspects.

Usually, Marvel Snap pairs players up with random opponents, based on similar skill level and progression. This is great for levelling up, and for unlocking new cards and learning the game.

In mobile hit “Marvel Snap,” it’s a similarly dominating maneuver — a declaration of absolute certainty in your impending victory — but on a much smaller scale. When to do it, though?

If you want to get fun new variants of your favorite Marvel Snap cards you are either going to have to grind or pay.

Marvel Snap keeps quietly adding new cards over time to the new Series 4 and 5 pools, and you may not even notice until they suddenly show up in your game one day. Either because someone spent the ...

Marvel Snap is wonderfully streamlined: your deck consists of only 12 cards - no duplicates - and games last for six rounds. The board has three locations to contest, but the locations that appear ...

For four months, I’ve played Marvel Snap nearly every day. It’s become habitual, but, despite my dedication to the superhero-filled card game, I can’t bring myself to spend a single dime on it.