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Second Dinner

Based in Irvine, California, United States Founded 2018

Second Dinner is a California studio founded by former Hearthstone developers that makes the free-to-play card game Marvel Snap under licence from Marvel. The game earns money from in-game purchases such as a season pass, bundles and cosmetics.

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In the guide 1game it made or published

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  1. Other

    Took Marvel Snap publishing in-house with Skystone Games

    Second Dinner said that, to stop such an outage happening again, it would bring almost all operational and publishing work in-house, with support from a new US-based publisher, Skystone Games, replacing Nuverse.

    PocketGamer.biz
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    Marvel Snap went offline in the US during the TikTok ban

    Marvel Snap became unavailable to US players and was pulled from US app stores because its publisher, Nuverse, was owned by TikTok's parent ByteDance, which was covered by the US divest-or-ban law. Second Dinner called the outage a surprise; play resumed on 21 January and the game later returned to the app stores.

    PocketGamer.biz
  3. Monetisation

    Dropped paid random-reward 'Nexus Events' from Marvel Snap's beta

    During Marvel Snap's closed beta, Second Dinner ran Nexus Events, in which players spent gold, a currency sold for real money, on random rolls for exclusive rewards. After player criticism it halted them, said there would be no more, and refunded the gold spent.

    Dexerto

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Last checked 1 November 2026. Sources: mcvuk.com, www.seconddinner.com, www.dexerto.com, www.pcgamer.com, pocketgamer.biz, www.androidpolice.com, pocketgamer.biz, en.wikipedia.org. Spotted something wrong or missing? Send a correction.