Digital collectible card game 'Marvel Snap' was shut down in the U.S., a casualty of the government ban targeting TikTok.

The Marvel Comics digital game counts Nuverse as its publisher, which like TikTok is owned by the Chinese conglomerate ByteDance.

After weeks of absolute chaos, confusion, and enough Reddit speculation to fuel a conspiracy documentary, Marvel Snap has finally returned to U.S. app stores. Players who were unfairly booted from their favorite card battler can now log back in.

Marvel Snap, a popular game that was caught up in the TikTok ban, returned to the App Store today and it is once again available for download.

Marvel Snap, a free-to-play card-battling game from Second Dinner and published by Nuverse (a subsidiary of ByteDance), has unexpectedly been taken offline as a result of the U.S. ban on TikTok.

Marvel Snap is trying to make it up to fans after it briefly disappeared as part of the TikTok ban earlier this month. While the hit mobile card game’s makers are searching for a new publisher to prevent another huge outage in the future,

Marvel Snap is back online and now has a US publisher, Skystone Games, to ensure it won't be taken down again in future.

Marvel Snap developer Second Dinner has revealed that it intends to self-publish the game going forward, with support from an external studio.

Second Dinner is ditching Nuverse as its publisher for Marvel Snap in favour of US-based Skystone Games as new publisher.

Marvel Snap’s developer, Second Dinner, has confirmed its collaboration with Skystone Games, a U.S.-based publisher, after facing the aftermath of the game's unexpected ban in the United States. This move is designed to solidify the game’s future and prevent similar issues from arising in the future.

Marvel Snap, the game caught in the TikTok ban, was reinstated on Play Store under the original developer's name, Second Dinner. The app retains old stats but has a new US-based publisher called Skystone Games,