The Ongoing archetype is popular within Marvel Snap due to how many cards that utilize and synergize with the ability are available. While players in Pool 2 of Marvel Snap’s Collection Level may not have access to every card in the game, they will have access to some...
Baby art card variants are among the most common Marvel Snap variants, but they also showcase some of the funniest artwork in the game. Getting to see some of Marvel’s greatest heroes and villains as adorable babies is endlessly amusing. As such, these variants have...
Understanding how to play Marvel Snap to its fullest can be a daunting task for players new to the game. Luckily, the game eases players into the fray with its tiered card series system. Each of these decks utilizes cards in Series/Pool 1, meaning players will have...
Marvel Snap has tons of different types of variants for its card art that players can collect. With a variety of themes based on specific characters, artists, or genres, there are a range of different types of variants for each of Marvel Snap’s cards. One of the...
Artwork variants are a fun and optional aspect of Marvel Snap, but many players have their favorites that they want to collect. The game features a variety of different themed and artist-specific variants with different levels of rarity. Not all variants are created...
One of the most highly-anticipated cards added to Marvel Snap is the villainous High Evolutionary. Like most Big Bads, he is a permanent Series 5 card, making him tough to obtain. However, he also introduces one of the most interesting mechanics in the game. High...
While deck building and battling is the primary focus of Marvel Snap, knowing which cards to upgrade is almost equally as important. Upgrading your cards allows you to increase your collection level, which can help unlock new cards to make your deck stronger. To...
As a free-to-play game, Marvel Snap has several currencies players need to be aware of. The three main types are Gold, Credits, and Tokens - each of which serves a different function within the game and can help you unlock more cards and features. That's why In...
Marvel Snap introduces new cards every season with the latest additions ending up in its rarest pool, Series 5. But over time, cards will drop a series and become more accessible to players looking to collect them. When some of the Series 5 cards drop to Series 4,...
The discard deck archetype is very popular among Marvel Snap players. You’ll find these decks present throughout each of Marvel Snap’s card pools, only with different cards depending on the pool. Although there are a lot of different ways to play this type of deck,...
Certain deck archetypes are highly versatile in Marvel Snap and can work with many different cards, like the Lockjaw deck. This deck type revolves around the ability of the card Lockjaw, whose ability is to swap each card you play at the same location with another one...
While it might seem limited early on, Pool 1 in Marvel Snap contains a handful of fantastic cards that are quite useful even once players reach higher pools. This pool contains a number of versatile cards meant to help players get a feel for the game in the early...
Building a deck that can stand up to the competition is crucial to Marvel Snap’s gameplay. Luckily, the game is divided in different card pools, changing which cards are available to players based on their Collection Level. This lets new players face off against...
Once Marvel Snap players reach Collection Level 222 with their decks, they move out of Pool 1 and gain access to Pool 2 cards. This means they’ll have access to some of the best cards in the game, shaking up the deck possibilities from the previous pool of cards. With...
Players jumping into Marvel Snap for the first time have their work cut out for them. Working your way up to Infinity Rank can be quite the challenge, especially with the unpredictability of card drops in higher Collection Levels. However, there are a lot of great...
Marvel Snap is the latest mobile card battler from developer Second Dinner Studios and publisher Nuverse, and thousands are learning how to play. With the creative head behind the game being Ben Brode, game director of similar card-battler smash hit Hearthstone,...