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New update to Marvel Snap

- November 4, 2022
- Updated: July 2, 2025 at 3:21 AM

We’ve got a brand new patch for Second Dinner’s Marvel Snap. Even though this patch doesn’t really institute any massive changes as previous updates have, it still brings us some cool new additions.
The biggest change in the latest patch is that the devs have added titles. If you’ve reached Collector’s Reserves within the collection track, you’ll now be able to unlock brand-new titles. These titles will display on your profile during matchmaking; like previously, though, these are cosmetic changes and won’t really impact gameplay very much. Another thing is that you don’t seem to be able to choose titles; the game instead bestows random titles upon your profile.
The devs have also instituted a few changes in terms of card balances, specifically for Dagger and Wolfsbane. Both of these cards will now be able to consider unrevealed cards while calculating individual power gains. In Dagger’s case, she has officially become even more powerful and useful within the movement archetype. Essentially, Dagger can now gain two additional Power points for every enemy card within a new lane that she moves to.

We’ve also got a few general updates such as Avatars now featuring character logos on the Avatar Selection Menu. There is also a bunch of new location sounds for The Nexus, The Peak, Sewer System, NIdavellir, Muir Island, Attilan, and Tinkerer’s Workshop.
In other news, you may want to check out our comparison of God of War: Ragnarok and real Norse mythology.
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