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Is The Marvel Snap Pro Bundle Worth Buying?

Ruel Butler
Ruel Butler
Published: Apr 20th, 2023, 02:04
James Wright
James Wright
Updated: Apr 20th, 2023, 02:04
The Marvel Snap Pro Bundle has arrived! But is it worth buying?
Is The Marvel Snap Pro Bundle Worth Buying?

There is a ton of cards to collect in Marvel Snap. Unlike other card games, cards are not freely purchasable and are instead unlocked as you progress through the game. Newcomers just starting Marvel Snap might find themselves overwhelmed by the amount of progress that must be made to start unlocking their favorite cards. With this in mind, Second Dinner decided to release a premium pack targeted toward new players meant to help expedite the early-game grind. 

So, you may wonder, is the Marvel Snap Pro Bundle worth buying? That's where we come in! This article will cover everything you need to know about the Marvel Snap Pro Bundle, including its contents, its value as a premium purchase, and more.

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Marvel Snap
The Pro Bundle costs $99.99. (Picture: Nuverse)

Is The Marvel Snap Pro Bundle Worth Buying?

The Marvel Snap Pro Bundle is not worth buying. It very marginally calculates to slightly more rewards, but $99.99 for 12,500 Credits and 8x155 Random Boosters is valued far too high. 8000 Gold is purchasable in the store for $99.99, and 500 Credits can be bought for 400 Gold. 8000 Gold would allow you to make this purchase 20 times and grant you 10,000 Credits. As you can see, the Pro Bundle only offers 2500 more Credits than if you were to buy them directly. 

Yes, you also get 8x155 Boosters, enough to take all these cards to Infinity, but these Boosters are randomized, so you may get Boosters for cards you don't even use or like. Furthermore, this bundle is targeted toward newer players. Something Second Dinner fail to recognize is that new players don't want to invest $100 in a game they have just started and who may not stick around once they play it for a while. 

Something that is also being discussed in relation to this bundle is how insane the pricing is outside of the US or Europe. In a Reddit thread discussing the bundle, people have stated that this bundle is worth more than half of their country's monthly minimum wage! 

Marvel Snap
The Pro Bundle comes with 12,500 Credits and 8x155 Boosters. (Picture: Nuverse)

Clearly, this is not the new player bundle it claims to be and is, in fact, yet another whale bundle designed to widen the gap even further between pay-to-win and free-to-play players. Finally, as the last nail in the coffin, this bundle also contains zero Collector's Tokens, which is the most sought-after currency in the game, allowing players to buy specific cards they want for their collection. 

The current player base is unhappy, and this pricing model is scaring away the new players it was designed to usher in. Gone are the days of the fantastic Welcome Bundle, which actually provided players with great value. Hopefully, Second Dinner will take a second look at their pricing model and adjust it to be more affordable in the future. 

For more Marvel Snap news, be sure to check out our dedicated section or take a look at some of our Guides & Tutorials just below:

MAJOR NEWS - Patch Notes | Weekly Balance Updates | Series Drop Schedule

FUTURE UPDATES - Next Season Pass Leaks | Marvel Snap Roadmap | Upcoming Bundles

BIG BADS & CARD POOLS - 

Best Galactus Decks | Best Thanos Decks | Best Kang Decks | Best High Evolutionary Decks | What Are Card Pools | Pool 5 Cards | Pool 4 Cards | Pool 3 Cards | All Marvel Snap Cards List

BEST DECKS - 

Best Marvel Snap Decks | How To Get Infinite Rank In Marvel Snap Fast | Best Beginner Decks | Best Discard Decks | Best Move Decks | Strongest Cards To Use

GAME GUIDES -

Does Marvel Snap Have Codes | Featured & Hot Locations Explained | Who Reveals First | Progression and Levelling Guide | What Is the Snap | How To Get Titles | Why You Can't Trade Cards | How To Get, Use and Spend Gold | How Do Ties Work | How To Get Collector's Tokens | How Collector's Reserves Work | How To Change Card Backs | When To Snap & Retreat |How To Change Name | How To Win A Location With Only 1 Card | How To Get Credits Fast | How to Battle Friends | Marvel Snap Variants Explained | Ultimate Variants Explained | How to Get All Variant Cards

BUYING GUIDES -

Best Cards To Get From Token Shop | Is Marvel Snap Premium Season Pass Worth It | Is The Marvel Snap Pro Bundle Worth Buying | Are Fast Upgrades Worth Buying | Is Marvel Snap Pay To Win

TECH GUIDES

Can You Play Marvel Snap On Console | Is Marvel Snap Coming To Nintendo Switch | Can You Play Marvel Snap On Steam Deck | How To Link Your Account

 

 

Ruel Butler

Written by Ruel Butler

Ruel is a freelance writer who has content published on multiple esteemed sites, including Den of Geek, QooApp, FandomSpot, ZenPlus, and more. He is a full-time gacha fanatic who is currently addicted to Honkai Star Rail. While waiting for his Trailblaze Power to recover, he'll spend the time reaching Infinite rank in Marvel Snap or battling the latest Tera Raid Den in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. A lover of all things Nintendo and anime, Ruel is ready to cover the latest releases and anything new that catches his eye! You can also reach him at ruelbutler.com.