MARVEL SNAP isn’t going anywhere ... Apple posted a message Saturday regarding “availability of TikTok and ByteDance Ltd. apps in the United States,” explaining that the apps are no longer ...

The divest-or-ban law aimed at TikTok is also taking down other ByteDance-linked apps, including the popular card game Marvel Snap. The app suddenly cut off access Saturday night, seemingly ...

It’s unclear how this could affect “Marvel Snap” and other ByteDance-linked apps. “Marvel Snap” launched in October 2022 and was praised for its easy-to-pick-up but hard-to-master feel ...

While Marvel Snap was created by the US-based developer, its publisher Nuverse Games is a ByteDance subsidiary. Other Nuverse games appear to be affected too. CapCut and Lemon8 may be less ...

Don't worry if you're confused; you're not alone. "Marvel Snap" publisher Nuverse is actually owned by TikTok's parent's ...

Because Marvel Snap is published by Nuverse, a company owned by ByteDance, Marvel Snap was impacted by the recent TikTok ban and pulled offline for users in the United States. It is currently ...

Apple allows "Marvel Snap" to return to the App Store, presumably thanks to new publishing arrangements that gets the game away from the still-banned ByteDance. Just days after was initially ...

but one Bytedance-affiliated app that was hit harder by the law’s imposition was Marvel’s own digital card game Marvel Snap. Now that the game is finally back online in the U.S., its ...

CapCut is an AI-powered creative platform and Marvel Snap is a free-to-play card game. Both have direct ties to ByteDance, which the US federal ban specifically targeted. Marvel Snap's website now ...

Image courtesy of X Yes, it is true; ByteDance decided to play the role of a spoiled child who took all their balls and went home tonight, whether they were tied to the social media app or not.