Ben Brode, creator Marvel Snap and co-founder of developer Monday Dinner, opened up the possibility of single-player modes for a multiplayer-focused card game.
Speaking to IGN’s Simon Cardy, Brode talked about the team’s thoughts on PvE or similar single-player modes, saying a lot of what makes Marvel Snap so special around multiplayer.
“I don’t know. This game is very different from other card games, isn’t it? And the fun part of the game is the mind games and trying to imagine what your opponent might do next. “, Brode said. “I don’t know. I guess I would say we haven’t thought enough about what that might look like to know for sure if we can do something really interesting in that space.
“I think there’s a lot of room for new modes. We have a lot of interesting ideas for new modes that are multiplayer, but I don’t know about single-player.”
Never say never, but Brode and Second Dinner’s focus seems to be on creating the best multiplayer experience around. Based on our Marvel Snap review, We believe they are on the right track.
“Marvel Snap contains bold ideas, deep gameplay, impressive presentation and a lot of love for Marvel,” wrote IGN’s Cam Shea. “Its approach to building a collection and the randomness of the gameplay won’t be for everyone, but it’s still well worth playing.”
For more see Brode .’s three best Marvel Snap decks, his explanation of the ego’s weird inclusion, random placement playing cards for you, and Our full wiki for the Marvel card game.
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