"Marvel Snap" is unavailable in United States app stores and can’t be played nationwide. Developers Second Dinner and publisher Nuverse said in a statement that the game was unexpectedly affected by ...

The ByteDance Ban and Marvel Snap’s Removal Marvel Snap, published by Nuverse—a subsidiary of ByteDance—was directly impacted by the U.S. government’s sweeping ban on ByteDance apps. On January 19, ...

An unexpected casualty of the TikTok ban, the popular digital card game went dark Saturday night, as I discovered when attempting to sign on while brushing my teeth. I tapped the app, as I do ...

TikTok owner ByteDance owns Marvel Snap publisher Nuverse too, so the game was also taken down but took a little longer to come back online. "Marvel Snap is back online in the U.S," Second Dinner ...

The game’s current publisher, Nuverse, is owned by ByteDance. In a post published Monday evening, the game’s developer, Second Dinner, says that it plans to bring “more services in-house ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. “Marvel Snap is back online in the U.S.,” Second Dinner ...

When TikTok briefly went offline on January 19, so did Marvel Snap, due to its publisher, Nuverse, being a part of TikTok parent company Bytedance (although Nuverse had already divested from ...

One of these is the highly popular card game Marvel Snap, which was also banned temporarily due to its publisher, Nuverse, being a subsidiary of TikTok owner ByteDance. While the game is back ...

One of the weirdest side-effects of the temporary TikTok ban that lasted about 16 hours until parent company ByteDance said they believed incoming President Donald Trump would forestall the law ...