Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2
Playtime
30 min
Collection
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Description
TCG where players build edgerunner crews from Cyberpunk 2077 completing Gigs earning Eddies and building Street Cred
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- The gig dice system is the most unique part of Cyberpunk TCG
- Clear, modular card design with Legends, Units, Gear, and Programs
- Short, seven-turn game length supports quick play and iterative testing
- RAM-based constraints create meaningful deck-building decisions
Cons
- Complex rule set with interlocking systems may present a steep learning curve
- Dice-driven variability can affect early pacing and balance
- Tracking RAM, color identity, and cell tags adds cognitive load for new players
Thematic elements
- deck-building, crew warfare, street cred, and cybernetic enhancements within a neon-drenched urban sprawl
- Night City in the Cyberpunk universe
- expository, card-by-card gameplay explanation and live setup demonstration
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Board state and economy — Multiple zones (gig dice area, legend area, Eddies area, playfield); cards move between zones; some cards enable selling or converting cards into resources.
- Card types and interactions — Legends (leaders), Units (crew), Gear (equipment), Programs (one-time effects); gear attaches to units; programs resolve immediately.
- Combat and keywords — Units attack individually; power determines outcomes; blockers can redirect; ties destroy both; go solo allows legends to act as units.
- Deck building — 40-50 card deck with no more than three copies of any card; three legends with unique names; RAM and color-identity gating the build.
- Deck-building constraints — 40-50 card deck with no more than three copies of any card; three legends with unique names; RAM and color-identity gating the build.
- Gig dice system — Players start with standard polyhedral dice, roll a die each turn (except the d20 must be last), and the total is added to street cred, driving certain card interactions.
- Gigs and victory — Gigs are the victory/resource mechanism; win by running rivals out of gigs, depleting their deck, or other gig-based conditions; seven gigs in a turn can auto-win; ongoing fatigue may lead to overtime.
- Multi-use cards — Legends (leaders), Units (crew), Gear (equipment), Programs (one-time effects); gear attaches to units; programs resolve immediately.
- Phases and actions — Phase progression includes ready, play, and attack; actions include selling for eddies, flipping legends, go solo, and resolving programs.
- RAM and color identity — RAM values limit what cards can be played; legends determine the deck's color identity (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green).
- Resource management — Eddies are spent to pay costs; legends can be spent as eddies; face-down legends can be revealed as eddies or used as resources; face-up legends with a cell tag can also be used too.
- Resource system (Eddies) — Eddies are spent to pay costs; legends can be spent as eddies; face-down legends can be revealed as eddies or used as resources; face-up legends with a cell tag can also be used too.
- Variable Phase Order — Phase progression includes ready, play, and attack; actions include selling for eddies, flipping legends, go solo, and resolving programs.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Cyberpunk TCG is a brand new official
- TCG live on Kickstarter right now.
- dice goblins.
- The gig dice system is the most unique part of the Cyberpunk TCG.
- It's only a seven turn game.
- Gigs are also the key to victory and the prize for combat.
- At the beginning of each turn, you'll acquire a gig, choosing any die except the d20, which must be chosen last.
- This is your legends going out and making some money for your crew.
- The top of your playmat is divided into your friendly gig area and your rival gig area.
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