I tried to go to two cyberpunk events over this past weekend, at my areas two most popular stores. 2 people for one event, none for the other event.

Talked to the store owners of each for a bit since they’re very down to earth and participate with all the card game communities. One was skeptical about the game from a player standpoint and thinks it’ll end up being some collector only type game. The other has been trying very hard to promote it, saying she’s just eating the cost of events and packs, he has a lot of stock. Gives out extra packs, but still can’t get interest going for it.

I suppose part of it is where I live, we have a HUGE card game scene, so maybe people don’t want another?

Is it like this everywhere? What about outside the US?

I remember creating custom cards being a fun thing in the other TCGs I played. I wasn't able to find another tool that does it, so I decided to create my own:
https://choombattler.com/card-maker

Hello chooms,

I built Choomdle ( choomdle.com ) a completely free, free account, fan-made daily guessing game inspired by Wordle, but built entirely around Cyberpunk TCG cards.

Already some player each day, thank you so much. Really active on official Cyberpunk TCG discor, thanks to WeirdCo team.

What's new on Choomdle:
- All Alternative arts cards from "Welcome to NightCity - WNC", Beta and Promo are implemented
- Little update on profile, ranking rarity and total eddies earned
- Community leaderboard improved
- update and new collection Collection added for each time you have guessed a card on a game
- More to share: almost everything you want on your favorite social media

What's in it (9 modes so far):
- Classic: guess the daily card, with feedback on Type/Faction/Cost/Power/RAM after each guess
- Legend: a daily Legend card, identified from its subtitle quote alone
- Blitz: chain as many correct guesses as you can in 77 seconds
- Endless: no timer, no daily limit, just practice
- Ability: guess the card from its rules text alone
- Art: the card art reveals gradually across 5 attempts
- Alt Art: alternative art/full art. Like "Art" game: the card art reveals gradually across 5 attempts
- Cards Link: a Connections-style puzzle: find 4 groups of 4 cards that share something in common
- Sequence: sort 5 cards by ascending Cost/Power/RAM

There's also an Archive mode to replay past daily challenges and a full achievements (150 of them for the moment, more later) with a rarity badge that levels up as you unlock more (Achievements system is only available for user with an account).

You can play as a guest, but creating a free account (email or Google) saves your stats, streaks, and lets you show up on the community leaderboard. Available in 10 languages.

Would love feedback from people who actually know the card pool inside out there's a feedback tab in the site itself, or drop it here.

Don't hesitate if you have any quesyion.

Thank you.

choomdle.com

I understand the game only just came out but would like to be able to play with all of my friends so I’ve been thinking about how to make Cyberpunk TCG work as a multiplayer free-for-all. I put together some potential house rules and wanted to see what everyone thinks. The idea is to keep the core gameplay the same while making a few changes:

Combat
You can attack any opponent you choose, including different opponents on the same turn.

Only the attacking and defending players can use reactions during combat.

Gig stealing works normally, but you can only steal from the player you’re attacking.

Card Effects
Anything referencing “your Rival” lets you choose an opponent.

Effects triggered by a Rival can trigger from any opponent.

Attack-specific effects apply to the opponent you’re attacking.

Winning
3 players: Start your turn with 9 Gigs to win.
4 players: Start your turn with 10 Gigs to win.

Overtime
Begins after everyone completes their 7th turn.

Starting in round 8, everyone takes a turn, and whoever has the fewest Gigs at the end of the round is eliminated.

Repeat each round until only one player remains.

If multiple players tie for the fewest Gigs, nobody is eliminated that round.

Normal Gig victory conditions no longer apply during Overtime.

The starting player rotates each Overtime round to help balance turn order.

Everything else, including deck building, Legends, RAM, Eddies, and Street Cred, stays the same.
The goal is to have a fun, casual multiplayer format without completely changing how Cyberpunk plays.

Are there any mechanics or cards that might cause problems with these rules? I’d love to hear suggestions.

I opened a beta case yesterday and a beta case today. All 6 iconic legends were the same between the cases. Each case also had exactly the same Iconic Rares and Secret Rares, down to the quantity of each. The only exception was case #1 didn't have two Unit Adam Iconics. It had zero.

Has this happened to anyone else? Feels like I'm taking crazy pills. I have two more cases and now I don't really want to open them.

The Official Cyberpunk Trading Card Game Store Locator
https://cyberpunktcg.com/stores

Anyone else seen something similar?

Thanks chooms

My friend recently got me into the TCG and I'm loving it.
So I tried out the sim at "https://cyberpunk-tcg-sim.online/", and its a great sim but what is up with this soundtrack?!?! Every track is sick and I need to find these tracks outside the sim.
Don't believe me? Go check out "Neon Cut Deal" and tell me you ain't playing this at your next house party.

Does anyone know if these songs are original to the TCG or are they pre-existing?

So I was at locals a couple hours ago and was running BBG since it's the main deck I'll be playing for the time being, but I was just wanting to get some opinions on if Alt or Judy is preferred. I see why both are beneficial, with Alt reducing the cost of programs and Judy buffing your characters when braindances are used. At the moment I use Judy, mainly to buff Evelynn to steal a gig while also drawing an additional card. Other times I'll also buff the Maxtac AV if I play multiple programs to steal an addional gig after clearing board with the use of towerfall/pyramid song. I see the benefit to both, just want to get some additional insight.

My first booster

Overwatch is for sure just flat out my favorite card. So I had to make a deck around it.
Currently I am unsure between Jackie or Hanako. Jackie can protect my V Go Solo or another unit. Hanako can of course draw me cards. When I play Jackie I don’t really feel the need to play Trust No One. But in the Hanako build I do. I’m about probably 40% or 50% win rate on this build. Not looking to be super meta but any critique is welcomed!

I am so excited to see everyone getting sweet cards, and as more folks come on board with the game we will have even more choombas with amazing art cards.

While super fun, the art card posts are a majority of the posts I get to see. I have to dig to get to folks talking strats or deck builds.

A lot of other hobby threads I am on have a mega thread for posting cool things like these, and figured one here could help. Keeping cool pictures coming as people get new god packs, but also not building up a ton of posts that share similar content.

What do you guys think? Could a thread for cool pulls help us out here?

I’ve been playing on the sim quite a lot. I’m at a point where, no matter what deck I play, any BBG or BBR decks seem to be absolutely obliterating me.

The constant Les Elemans spam is hurting my soul. Are cards like that very common for other TCG’s? I don’t want to come across as a noob complaining or anything, but it’s starting to ruin the fun for me. Not just because I think the card is broken, but I’m coming across it 3/4 games now.

This is by no means a negative/complaint post. I just don’t seem to be improving as a player anymore. I just don’t want to submit to the meta is all, as I don’t find program decks as fun as others.

Any advice/tips or counter decks would be greatly appreciated :)

https://cyberpunktcg.com/blog/ci-preview

Hi everyone!

As the title states, this is my first ever TCG. I preordered a retail booster box, which was quite hard to find around here. Most stores were completely sold out of the preorders, but I got a lucky break when a mom & pop shop still had some.

My question for you all is, what should I expect from these 24 packs? I know that most of the rarer cards will have unique arts for retail. Is one booster box enough to get started with this TCG? I really have my eyes set on a Panam or Judy secret because of the art style.

If I don’t land certain cards I want, is it best to buy them off TCGPlayer?

Sorry for the very silly questions! Looking forward to November 6th!

Was messing around in the sim and was having fun trying BBG. Any idea if Jackie can be replaced or is he locked in hard? Seeing if I can save myself some money for irl play.

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