Marvel Snap fan has reached the maximum level of over 22k

MARVEL Snap has found its first player to reach the maximum collection level of 22,366.

The mobile collectible card game with Marvel heroes has become increasingly popular since its launch last year.

Second DinnerMarvel Snap is all about collecting Marvel heroes.[/caption]

It’s easy to play formula and quick rounds made it popular with both casual and hardcore players alike. 

As you build your deck you reach new collection levels and earn more rewards, all the way until you maximise your collection.

This morning (January 27), a player called Aaron went to Marvel Snap’s official Discord channel to ask if the team was going to increase the level cap.

With the maximum level capped at over 22k, the team was not expecting someone to max out their deck and account so quickly.

One of the developers called it “an impressive achievement” and a “world first” in comments.

Players of Marvel Snap can pay real money to increase their levels and gain more rewards.

While this won’t necessarily help you win more matches, fans believe that to maximise your account, you could spend between $10k and $15k (£8k – £12k) upgrading your level.

Aaron has not denied spending money in the game, and estimates that he spent around $5k (£4k) levelling up his account.

The player has also been using an Agatha deck, and has the game running almost constantly.

Agatha Harkness’ card will complete a match for you once played.

This means that a player can activate the card, and then leave the app running while they do other things.

This could be what has helped him maximise his collection level in such a short time frame.

While developers have called it a world first, there is no way of knowing if this is the case.

It seems that Aaron is the first player to have come forward with a maxed out level, but it is possible that others have done so in private.

Either way, it is clear that Aaron has put a lot of time, dedication and of course money into Marvel Snap.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.

 

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