The Infinaut is a Pool 2 card in Marvel Snap, and it can be extremely powerful. However, The Infinaut cannot simply be slotted into any deck, as its ability does not play well with every card. Fans that want to play The Infinaut in Marvel Snap are thus advised to use a deck that accounts for its ability, and this guide will provide details on two such decks.
Marvel Snap: The Infinaut Decks
Before getting into specific The Infinaut decks, it is worth noting that there are three cards that appear in both of them. They are Sunspot, Storm, and Jubilee, and these Pool 2 cards in Marvel Snap play very important roles in supporting The Infinaut. In fact, players that have not yet unlocked those three cards may want to put a hold on building a deck around The Infinaut until they have further progressed their Collection Level.
Devil Dinosaur Infinaut
Card | Cost |
Sunspot | 1 |
Agent 13 | 1 |
The Collector | 2 |
Cable | 2 |
Sentinel | 2 |
Storm | 3 |
Jubilee | 4 |
Jessica Jones | 4 |
White Queen | 4 |
Devil Dinosaur | 5 |
America Chavez | 6 |
The Infinaut | 6 |
Devil Dinosaur is one of the best cards in Marvel Snap's Pool 1, and players can continue to win games with it alongside The Infinaut. Indeed, while it is not possible to resolve The Infinaut on Turn 6 if Devil Dinosaur is played on Turn 5, having access to both options can be extremely potent, especially when they can be cheated into play with Jubilee.
The Hulk Infinaut
Card | Cost |
Sunspot | 1 |
Iceman | 1 |
Nightcrawler | 1 |
Okoya | 2 |
Storm | 3 |
Jubilee | 4 |
Enchantress | 4 |
Jessica Jones | 4 |
Vision | 5 |
America Chavez | 6 |
The Hulk | 6 |
The Infinaut | 6 |
This deck frees up some space by using The Hulk instead of Devil Dinosaur, as running cards like Agent 13, Cable, and Sentinel is no longer necessary. This allows Marvel Snap players to slot in cards like Iceman and Enchantress, which can really mess with an opponent's plans, and Vision as an additional hit for Jubilee. Notably, fans can also consider replacing Enchantress and Vision with Shang-Chi and Professor X if they prefer those cards.
While these decks have some fundamental differences, their play patterns are similar. Specifically, players will use the first turns to develop a threat that can scale into the late game or disrupt their opponent's hand. The mid-game is used to lock down a Marvel Snap location and followup with a Jubilee or Jessica Jones, and then a powerful finisher can be deployed on Turn 6. This plan will not always come together, but it is a lot of fun when it does.
Marvel Snap is available for mobile devices and PC.