Mox Inciters makes sure a rival Unit has to attack next turn if it’s able, pulling them into your game plan. Then when the heat comes your way, [BLOCKER] lets you take the hit instead. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

Target locked... opening fire. Octant, illustrated by CD PROJEKT RED. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

Misty Olszewski: Mender of Broken Spirits can’t attack, but instead rewards patience and accurate predictions at the end of your turn. Name a card type, reveal the top card of your deck, and if you’re right, add it to your hand and ready 1 Eddie. Guess wrong and you lose it.

Jack in and lose yourself… and fight like it’s real. Carnage At The Colosseum, illustrated by Matías Bergara. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

Some weapons never miss. Overwatch: Panam’s Gift equips to a Unit or face-up Legend, letting you react with QUICK for 1 €$. Discard a card, then take out a spent rival Unit with cost equal to or less than the card you pitched. Precision removal at its finest.

6th Street Recruits brings solid stats to the field alongside an ability that rewards your crew for going on the offensive. Whenever a friendly Unit steals a d6, you can increase a Gig by up to 6. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

After an exciting week of test prints, collation, and cross-continental collaboration, WeirdCo is incredibly happy to announce that Cyberpunk TCG cards are officially in print! Follow our production journey so far and add some key dates to your calendars in the new Developer Insight blog post👇🔗

You can’t kill an idea that refuses to quit. Johnny Silverhand: Never Stop Fighting, illustrated by Łukasz Poller. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

Welcome to Episode 13 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! This week, Kawa and Paweł have the pleasure of featuring Luohan Wei, Co-CEO of WeirdCo. This week, they discuss everything surrounding production timelines for Cyberpunk TCG.

Not every Unit needs power to become a problem. Sketchy Ripper can’t steal Gigs on its own, but every attack lets you dig through the top 3 cards of your deck and grab a Gear card for your hand. Left unchecked, this ripperdoc is likely to net you a free sellable card every turn.

Patriotism comes armed. 6th Street Recruits, illustrated by Daniel Valaisis. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

Up for a midweek challenge, choom? We’ve filled our latest blog post with teases for upcoming Welcome to Night City card reveals. Can you channel your inner Misty and figure out what the future holds? Read the cards, so to speak, by clicking the link below👇🔗

Some performances leave a lasting impression. Lizzy Wizzy: Delicate Weapon lets you play a Program with cost 3 or less from your hand or trash for free when she enters play, then sends it back to the bottom of your deck after use. And with BLOCKER, she’s ready to protect your side of the field too

Not every threat needs to be loud. Tyger’s Whisper, illustrated by Bernard Kowalczuk. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

A little disruption goes a long way. With QUICK, Take Control can be played during your defensive window to reduce how many Gigs a rival Unit steals this turn. Basically a 2-cost Blocker from your hand 👀 with bonus value against AI, DRONE, and VEHICLE Units thanks to the extra draw.

Built for the endgame. Adam Smasher’s GO SOLO ability lets him hit the field ready to attack immediately, and his [PLAY] effect defeats a rival Unit on entry. Big tempo swing at the final stage of the game. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

VISUAL ACCESSIBILITY: HOW WE’RE MAKING SURE NIGHT CITY IS OPEN TO ALL Learn about the steps the creative team has taken to ensure that Cyberpunk TCG cards are visually clear, intuitive, and accessible.

Some answers don’t come in words. They come in cards. Misty Olszewski: Mender of Broken Spirits, illustrated by ADIA. Check out the Card Gallery for more info 👇🔗

Welcome to Episode 12 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! This week, Kawa and Paweł have the pleasure of featuring two very special guests, Peter Clark, Community and Content Manager at WeirdCo, and Steve George, Marketing Copywriter and Content Strategist at WeirdCo.

Every hustle starts somewhere. Bootleg Black Sapphire Show lets you sell the top card of your deck and, if you’re balancing both even and odd value Gigs, draw 2 cards. Turn 2 Ramp? 👀 Yes please 😎 Check out the Card Gallery for more info 👇🔗

The streets don’t belong to anyone. Wild in the Streets, illustrated by Bernard Kowalczuk. Check out the Card Gallery for more info 👇🔗

In Night City, survival means making use of what’s left behind. All is Lost trashes the top 3 cards of your deck and lets you recover a Unit from among them to your hand. Check out the Card Gallery for more info👇🔗

Learn how to play the official Cyberpunk Trading Card Game. Check out our card galley below 👇🔗

Cyberpunk TCG will be at Japan Expo in Paris, France! You can find WeirdCo in Hall 4 at booth C425 with our friends at Ultra Jeux Join them from July 9th to July 12th to check out the game. Can't wait to see you there, chooms!

Time for the double shift. Pepe Najarro: Working Doubles, illustrated by TOPDOG Entertainment. Check out the Card Gallery for more info 👇🔗

Welcome to Episode 11 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! This week, Kawa and Paweł have the pleasure of featuring a very special guest, Steve "LD" George, Marketing Copywriter at WeirdCo. Card reveal season for Cyberpunk TCG has begun!

Card Reveal Season starts now! ✨ Modded Kusanagi comes in fast with [ADRENALINE], letting it attack the turn it's played. Then, at the end of your turn, it returns to your hand.. ready to hit the streets all over again next turn.

Even leaders can be taken when the desert turns against them. Wraith Marauders, illustrated by Daniel Valaisis. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

The Cyberpunk TCG team will be at Anime Expo in Los Angeles, USA! Meet WeirdCo at Booth SH-1008 in the South Hall from July 2nd to July 5th to check out the game. Can't wait to see you there, chooms! #CyberpunkTCG #Cyberpunk2077 #AX2026

Not every show in Night City is meant to be legal. Bootleg Black Sapphire Show, illustrated by ADIA. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

WeirdCo listened to the amazing Alpha testers' thoughts and feedback, and now they're making some tweaks to the Cyberpunk TCG rules. Find out what’s changing and learn exactly how you’ll play the game in Beta and beyond. Full details in the latest blog post👇🔗

Welcome to Episode 10 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! This week, Kawa and Paweł have the pleasure of featuring a very speical guest, Richard Zapp, Head of Game Design at WeirdCo. This week they discussed the the new game system updates for Cyberpunk TCG.

Some upgrades cost more than chrome. The good ones tell you that upfront. Viktor Vektor: Drop Your Illusions, illustrated by TOPDOG Entertainment. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

The dark future is willing to sell any fantasy… for a price. Three Mouths One Desire, illustrated by Łukasz Poller. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

System checks complete… error detected. Tetratronic Rippler, illustrated by ADIA. Check out our Kickstarter for more info 👇

Last week, you were introduced to the Color Tree and shown what Red and Green bring to the table. Now, find out what makes Blue and Yellow tick in the second installment of our developer insight series.

Welcome to Episode 9 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! This week, Kawa and Paweł welcome David McDarby, Lead Game Designer at WeirdCo, back to the podcast. This week they discuss the remaining colors from the Color Tree within Cyberpunk TCG, Blue and Yellow 🔵🟡 Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

Sometimes survival means riding out the storm. Saul Bright: Stormrider, illustrated by Mooncolony. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

Get a closer look at the traits and identity of Blue and Yellow in the second part of the developer insight series exploring the Cyberpunk TCG Color Tree.

Behind the luxury lies control of the Net. Westbrook Netrunner, illustrated by ADIA. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

When the bullets fly, you’ve got to stand your ground. Riot Shield, illustrated by TOPDOG Entertainment. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

The Cyberpunk TCG team will be at Gen Con in Indianapolis, USA! Meet WeirdCo in Hall B to check out the game from July 30th to Aug 2nd. Can't wait to see you there, chooms!

To stand out and become a legend in a place like Night City, identity is key. Discover how the Cyberpunk TCG Color Tree operates in the first of two articles. This time, WeirdCo is talkin’ Red and Green.

Some rule with force. Others rule with reputation. Rogue Amendiares: Queen of the Afterlife, illustrated by Mooncolony. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

Welcome to Episode 8 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! This week, Kawa & Paweł have the pleasure of featuring a very special guest, David McDarby, Lead Game Designer at WeirdCo. This week they discussed the Color Tree within Cyberpunk TCG, specifically Red and Green 🔴🟢

You hear it before you see it. MaxTac AV, illustrated by Olgierd Ciszak. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

After raising $28 million, here's what's next for the Kickstarter hit

MaxTac puts an end to the chaos one way or another. MaxTac Suppression Team, illustrated by ADIA. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗

Episode 7 of the Cyberdeck Podcast! The official Cyberpunk Trading Card Game podcast hosted by Cree "Kawa" Gunning from WeirdCo & Paweł Burza from CD PROJEKT RED. This week, Kawa & Paweł have the pleasure of featuring speical guest, Joe "Speci" Curley, a professional TCG caster and content creator.

Out in the Badlands, strength comes from standing together. Panam Palmer: Strength Through Family, illustrated by Ilya Kuvshinov. Check out the Kickstarter for more info 👇🔗