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Cyberpunk TCG Reveals Edgerunners: Burn Bright Set for Spring 2027

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Updated: Oct 20, 2026 4:06pm UTCAfter an immensely successful Kickstarter campaign, the first set of the Cyberpunk Trading Card game is now rolling out to stores and backers. But, like any other TCG out there, once one set releases, thoughts and eyes start looking towards what’s next and coinciding with the release of Netflix’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 today, the folks at WeirdCo are starting to peel back the digital curtain on what (and when) you and your crew can expect from the second set. Along with some sweet art reveals, exclusively here on IGN. Launching in Spring 2027, Cyberpunk TCG – Edgerunners: Burn Bright, looks to feature and bring Netflix’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime into the world of trading card games. Specifics around the set itself, such as what products it will include or how many new cards it will add to the mix remains a mystery, with the team planning a host of card reveals and details in the coming months. That said, we do have some confirmations, and samples, of some of the artwork players will see on their new cards, including the likes of Maine and Falco from David’s crew in the anime!

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