Apple allows "Marvel Snap" to return to the App Store, presumably thanks to new publishing arrangements that gets the game ...

Marvel Snap has now been banned in the US alongside TikTok, thanks to an association with the social media platform's parent company ByteDance, catching players off guard.

But it may not be good news for Marvel Snap publisher Nuverse, which is a subsidiary of TikTok owner ByteDance and, as a result, clearly the source of this card game getting caught up in the mess.

Marvel Snap, developed by Second Dinner, had ties to ByteDance through its Nuverse gaming subsidiary. ByteDance divested from Nuverse in 2023, but reports suggest it remained involved as the ...

While it's developed by California-based Second Dinner, the hit mobile game is published by Nuverse, a subsidiary of TikTok owner ByteDance. TikTok and Marvel Snap were pulled from mobile app ...

Digital collectible card game Marvel Snap is back in the App Store, after the game’s developer seemingly severed connections ...

Apple removed the game, along with the Tiktok app, on January 19. At the time of the ban, Marvel Snap’s publisher was the Chinese company Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance. “That all changed on ...

However, the publication reported that its association with ByteDance has drawn it into this controversy. The Chinese tech giant had previously divested from its gaming subsidiary, Nuverse ...

A similar situation applies to other mobile games, such as Marvel Snap, developed by Nuverse, another ByteDance subsidiary. As a result, players in the United States must explore alternatives ...

Skystone Games will serve as publisher, though "almost all operational and publishing responsibilities" will be handled in-house.