by Aaliyah Mar 17,2025
Marvel Snap is back online in the United States after a tumultuous few days, but the game's developer, Second Dinner, is actively seeking a new publisher following the unexpected disruption. The card battler was briefly unavailable due to the recent TikTok ban impacting its publisher, Nuverse (a ByteDance subsidiary). This abrupt shutdown, complete with a "banned" warning message, reportedly caught Second Dinner off guard.
While Second Dinner works to resolve player complaints stemming from lost login rewards and interrupted event gameplay, their announcement of a publisher search highlights the fallout from the situation. This is a significant setback for Nuverse, considering Marvel Snap's successful 2022 launch and positive reception.

The decision by ByteDance to pull TikTok and several gaming titles without prior warning to developers has clearly backfired. Second Dinner's social media channels reflect the intense player frustration. The decision to actively seek a new publisher underscores the depth of the behind-the-scenes anger over the handling of the situation.
Securing a new publisher could take months or even years. However, Second Dinner will likely prioritize preventing a recurrence of this incident. In the meantime, players eager to return to the game can find helpful resources, such as our comprehensive Marvel Snap card tier list, to enhance their gameplay.
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