Marvel Snap returns online in the US

Marvel Snap after that again online in the USA close with TikTokannounced the Second Dinner. Game developer also said in X that it is partnering with a new publisher and working to provide more of its own services to “ensure something like this never happens again.” This weekend Marvel Snap went offline along with other apps developed by or associated with ByteDance, including video editing tool CapCut, social media app Lemon8 and, of course, TikTok. The trading card game was published by Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance, for Android, iOS and Windows.

We still couldn't find the app to download when we searched for it, but Second Dinner responded to X by saying it's still working on restoring the game to Google Play and the App Store. “This may take some time,” the developer added. He also said that he is still working on fixing in-app purchase errors experienced by fans who already have the game installed. Currently, players can purchase credits, boosters, passes and packages from Marvel Snap Online store as Second Dinner is working to resolve the issue.

TikTok was the first ByteDance app to come back online. It was closed in the US for less than 24 hours before it was announced that it would be closed. recovery its service in the country “in agreement with (its) service providers.” CapCut and Lemon8 are still unavailable at the time of writing this article. Shortly after taking office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order. setting a 75-day pause about the law banning TikTok in the country. Trump, who also sought to ban TikTok in the US during his presidency, said the timing of the legislation “interferes with (his) ability to assess the national security and foreign policy implications of the Act's bans before they take effect.”