In a shocking turn of events, the popular digital collectible card game “Marvel Snap” has been pulled from app stores in the United States. The game’s sudden removal is a result of the ongoing government ban targeting TikTok, a social media platform owned by ByteDance.

The ban, which aims to restrict the use of TikTok on government devices and networks, has had an unexpected ripple effect on the gaming industry. Marvel Snap, developed by Second Dinner and published by Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance, has been caught in the crossfire.

As a result, fans of the game in the United States can no longer access or download Marvel Snap from app stores, including Apple’s App Store and Google Play Store. Existing users who have already downloaded the game may still be able to play, but the game’s removal from app stores effectively halts any new downloads or updates.

The news has left the gaming community reeling, with many fans expressing their disappointment and frustration on social media. Marvel Snap had gained a significant following since its release, with players praising its engaging gameplay and extensive collection of Marvel-themed cards.

The game’s removal has also raised concerns about the impact of the TikTok ban on other games and apps that may be indirectly affiliated with ByteDance or its subsidiaries. As the situation continues to unfold, gamers and developers alike will be watching closely to see how the ban affects the broader gaming industry.

For now, fans of Marvel Snap can only wait and see if the game will be reinstated or if alternative arrangements will be made to allow players to continue enjoying the game. One thing is certain, however – the TikTok ban has claimed an unexpected victim in the world of gaming.