Marvel Snap is the comic book universe’s latest foray into the mobile gaming market. While many mobile games out there tend to push microtransactions and Battle Pass’ to players, Marvel Snap doesn’t do that (too much). The mobile card battler does have a Premium Season Pass, and players can head to the in-game shop and spend real money on in-game currency, but the game doesn’t push on it too hard, and it’s all cosmetic anyways. Marvel Snap players will earn cards as they progress through their Collection Level ranks, increasing as players upgrade their own cards. Upgrading cards doesn’t affect the card’s prowess in battle; it gives the card cosmetic upgrades, adding striking visual changes here and there. Making sure players have the best deck possible will help them overcome any opponent.
With that being said, our complete guide to Marvel Snap will provide players with the tips and tricks they need to come out on top. This guide contains information on the best cards for the different Collection Pools, best decks, and more.
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Getting Started
Marvel Snap may appear simple with its use of small-scale decks and quick match times, but there’s still a level of depth to it that can be found by the most hardcore of Marvel fans. For those that want to get into Marvel Snap as easily as possible, using these beginner guides will surely help. There are also guides here for how to earn Marvel Snap’s different currencies, cards, and much more.
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Best Cards
Marvel Snap has many different cards with all sorts of tricky effects. This section of our Marvel Snap guide will cover some of the best cards in the game but separated by Collection Pools. For those unaware of what Collection Pools are, it correlates to players’ Collection Levels. Marvel Snap fans will get cards from Collection Pool 1 until they reach Collection Level 214, cards from Collection Pool 2 from Collection Level 222 to 450, and cards from Collection Pool 3 at Collection Level 462 and beyond.
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Best Decks
With Marvel Snap decks only containing up to 12 cards per player, there are a lot of ways to switch things up. Many players have been creating all sorts of different decks, with some focusing on destroying cards and others dedicated to copying their cards. And thanks to there being themed weeks in Marvel Snap where certain locations appear more often, players can even make decks focused on that specific location.
