New Cyberpunk 2077 Game Reveals First Gameplay and Major New Features
Cyberpunk 2077 is back in the spotlight as its tabletop universe continues to grow ahead of the next mainline video game. Publisher Go On Board has released a new eight-minute unboxing video showcasing the All-In edition of Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game, while the extended late-pledge preorder remains open until July 20. The update arrives as the nearly six-year-old game enjoys renewed popularity through recent expansions, crossover events, and new platform releases.
Board Game Brings Night City to the Table
The crowdfunding campaign for Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game has already raised $11.8 million from more than 32,000 backers, making it one of the biggest tabletop gaming projects in the genre. The All-In edition includes the Phantom Liberty, Trauma Team, Edgerunners, and Johnny Silverhand & NCPD expansions, along with a Terrain Pack, Stretch Goals box, mission cards, character boards, room tiles, unpainted miniatures, and additional gameplay accessories.
The board game is designed to let players experience new stories set in Night City while they wait for CD Projekt Red’s next Cyberpunk title. The studio has already confirmed another Cyberpunk game is in development, although The Witcher 4 remains its primary focus, meaning the next video game is still several years away.
Cyberpunk Franchise Continues Growing Beyond the Game
Cyberpunk 2077 has transformed dramatically since its troubled 2020 launch. It did manage to redeem itself, thanks to years of updates along with the Phantom Liberty expansion, and the game still looks great in 2026. The franchise has also expanded with Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, returning for a second season this year, and there’s also a Cyberpunk Trading Card Game on the way.
The recent momentum continues with the July 14 launch of the Cyberpunk 2077 × Apex Legends crossover, which brought Night City-themed maps, character skins, Cyberware abilities and the talking Skippy weapon. Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is now on Nintendo Switch 2 and includes exclusive motion controls, gyro aiming, touchscreen support, and mouse controls. Together, these releases show CD Projekt Red is keeping the Cyberpunk universe active across multiple platforms while fans wait for the franchise’s next major chapter.
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Collider – CD Projekt Red has announced Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game, the franchise’s first tabletop adaptation, with a planned release before the end of 2027. The crowdfunding campaign has raised over $11.8 million from more than 32,000 backers, and the game will bring new stories set in Night City while fans wait for the next Cyberpunk video game.
Screen Rant – Go On Board has released an 8-minute unboxing video showcasing the All-In edition of Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game, featuring expansions like Phantom Liberty, Trauma Team, Edgerunners, and Johnny Silverhand & NCPD, along with a Terrain Pack and Stretch Goals content. The game’s extended preorder (late pledge) closes on July 20.
Open Critic – Nearly six years after launch, Cyberpunk 2077 continues to earn praise thanks to years of updates and the Phantom Liberty expansion. Meanwhile, Go On Board has released an 8-minute unboxing video showcasing the All-In edition of Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game, which includes multiple expansions, a Terrain Pack, Stretch Goals content, and additional gameplay components.
Game Rant – Cyberpunk 2077 has officially crossed over with Apex Legends in a limited-time event that began on July 14, 2026. The collaboration adds a Night City-inspired E-District map, Cyberpunk-themed Legend skins, a Skippy Mythic Alternator with voiced interactions, and new Cyberware abilities including Blackwall Breach and Sandevistan, alongside a Cyberpsychosis gameplay mechanic exclusive to the event.
CD Project Red – Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, including the base game, Phantom Liberty, and all post-launch updates. The Switch 2 version adds exclusive features such as motion controls, gyro aiming, mouse controls, and touchscreen support, with CD Projekt Red saying these additions were designed to improve immersion rather than simply showcase the new hardware.
