Ben Brode, creator of Marvel Snap and co-founder of developer Second Dinner, has opened up about the possibility of a single-player mode for the multiplayer-focused card game.
Speaking to IGN’s Simon Cardy about the team’s thoughts on PvE or similar single-player modes, Brode said much of what makes Marvel Snap so special revolves around multiplayer.
“I don’t know. It’s very different from other card games, isn’t it? So a lot of the fun in this game is the mind game, imagining what your opponent will do next,” says Brode. said Mr. “I don’t know.
“I think there’s a lot of room for new modes. We have a lot of cool ideas for new game modes that are multiplayer modes, but I don’t know about single player.”
I wouldn’t say never, but Brode and Second Dinner’s focus seems to be on making the best multiplayer experience possible. According to Marvel Snap’s review, we believe they’re on the right track.
“Marvel Snap is packed with bold ideas, deep gameplay, a punchy presentation and lots of love for Marvel,” wrote IGN’s Cam Shay. “The approach to building a collection and the randomness of gameplay isn’t for everyone, but it’s still worth playing.”
For more info, check out Brode’s 3 best Marvel Snap decks, his explanation of Ego’s weird build-in, where to randomly play cards, and the full Marvel card game wiki.
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Adam Bankhurst is a news writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @Adam Bankhurst and Cramp.
