If you backed the Kickstarter, you are holding cards that will never be printed again in that form. If you are waiting for 6 November, you are about to open a set that looks identical and is catalogued separately. Either way you need a Cyberpunk TCG collection tracker that understands the difference, and that is exactly what we built.
Cyberpunk TCG is now fully live on HoloHoard: every set, every card, per-card details down to RAM and the Eddie sell tag, and daily market values on the cards that are actually trading. It works in your browser and in the HoloHoard app on your phone, on the same account.
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Why Cyberpunk TCG is harder to track than it looks
Most trackers treat a card as a card. This game punishes that, in three specific ways.
1. Set one exists as two parallel printings. Kickstarter Beta product and post-Kickstarter retail product cover the same checklist card for card, but they are not the same cards. Beta product carries the Beta symbol; retail does not. On HoloHoard they are separate sets, and Beta card numbers carry a β immediately before the number — β001, β085 — exactly as printed. Read the card, match the number, and your collection stays honest. Fold the two printings together and no tracker can ever pull them back apart.
2. The chase cards are alternate arts, not a rarity above Secret. The catalogue holds Iconic Secret, Iconic Legend and Iconic Other cards in Welcome to Night City (Beta) — 31 of them in total, every one mirroring a card already on the base checklist. They are also, by a very wide margin, the entire top of the value table. A checklist that counts them as duplicates of the base card is telling you your set is complete when it is not.
3. Foil is not a parallel here. It tracks rarity. Commons and Uncommons come normal, everything Rare and up comes foil. There is no foil ladder to chase on top of the checklist, which is genuinely good news: 172 cards in Welcome to Night City (Beta), 172 distinct numbers, zero duplicates. Complete means complete.
What is in the tracker
As of September 2026 HoloHoard holds 448 Cyberpunk TCG cards across 12 sets, grouped into three series:
Main Collection — Welcome to Night City (Retail) and Welcome to Night City (Beta)
Starter Decks — Embracing Power and The Heist, each in a Retail and a Beta printing, each carrying five mechanically unique cards you cannot get anywhere else
Promos & Specials — Box Toppers (Retail and Beta), Set 1 Promos, Pre-Release Beta, and the two Alpha Kit print-and-play decks, Arasaka and Merc
Every card carries the detail the game actually runs on, and all of it is filterable: RAM, cost, power, colour, rarity, traits, card type, keywords, illustrator, and is_eddiable — the sell tag that decides whether a card can become an Eddie. If you want every Blue card at 2 RAM or under that can be sold for €$, that is a filter, not an afternoon with a spreadsheet.
The six Nova Rare box topper Legends are in there too — Yorinobu Arasaka, Viktor Vektor, Goro Takemura, Saburo Arasaka, Jackie Welles and V — one per booster display, catalogued on both the Beta and the retail side. There is a full box topper guide if that is the part you care about.
Card values, not just checkboxes
A collection tracker that cannot tell you what you are holding is half a tool. Cyberpunk TCG now has full market intel on HoloHoard, live since 12 September 2026.
- The Cyberpunk TCG market hub ranks the most valuable cards in the game, breaks value down by set, and lets you filter the ranking to whichever set you are working on
- Card detail pages carry price history, so you can see how a card has moved rather than what it costs this second
- Your own numbers update with the market — collection totals, list totals, deck totals, everywhere in the app
One honest caveat, because it matters for how you read those numbers: the priced cards today are overwhelmingly the Beta run, which is the only Cyberpunk product with a real secondary market. The retail side is catalogued and ready but largely unpriced, for the simple reason that it has not been sold yet. That changes from November.
If you want the shape of the top end before you go looking, we keep a live page for it: the most expensive Cyberpunk TCG cards, with the ranking generated from the value data rather than typed in by hand.
Download the native mobile app for Cyberpunk TCG
HoloHoard app is live on the stores now! Download it at http://holohoard.app/download
It is the same account between web and mobile. Sign in on your phone and your Cyberpunk collections, lists, decks and values are already there. Add a card at a local event and it is on the web when you get home. Photograph the actual copy you pulled — a box topper, a β-numbered Iconic, a slab — and it attaches to that copy in your collection.
Cataloguing, lists and decks, condition and grading and serial numbers, per-card values, market basics and sharing are all free, on both platforms. Premium is optional and adds the power tools: deeper value analytics, full sales history, export, and unlimited collections, lists and uploads.
How to start tracking your Cyberpunk TCG collection
- Open the Cyberpunk TCG page on HoloHoard on the web or in the app
- Pick your printing. Backer product goes in Welcome to Night City (Beta); anything you buy from a hobby store after 6 November goes in Welcome to Night City (Retail). If you are unsure which you are holding, look for the β before the card number
- Mark what you own. Up to three copies of a card is normal in this game, so stack duplicates rather than fighting them
- Build lists for what you are chasing — the four Secrets, the six box topper Legends, a colour you are trying to finish
- Watch the total move on its own
What we do not do, so you are not surprised
HoloHoard decks are flexible, shareable lists, not a rules validator. A Cyberpunk deck is legal or illegal by a three-Legend, colour-scoped RAM calculation, and we do not check that maths for you. What we do is keep your decks connected to your collection: what you own, what you are missing, what the list is worth, and a link you can send someone.
We are also not going to tell you what a card will be worth. Values on HoloHoard are tracked data points, not forecasts.
What is coming
Retail lands 6 November 2026. Welcome to Night City and both starter decks hit hobby stores, and the retail side of the catalogue starts building real price history for the first time.
Two things we are watching on your behalf: whether Iconic cards appear on the retail checklist the way they did on the Beta side, and the Nova Rare Lucy and David promos, which the publisher has documented but which have no card row in the catalogue yet. When they land, they land in the tracker.
Worth knowing as a collector: WeirdCo has put its supply position in writing. It reprints cards, not packs, print runs are locked to demand data with no reprint of the same set or configuration, hobby stores are prioritised, and there will be no further Kickstarter campaigns for this game. There is no published print run figure, so nobody can quantify the scarcity — but a stated no-reprint policy on a set one that funded to $28,353,088 from 50,773 backers in five minutes, the most-funded TCG campaign in Kickstarter history, is the next best thing.
FAQ
Is there a Cyberpunk TCG collection tracker app?
Yes. HoloHoard tracks Cyberpunk TCG on the web at holohoard.app and in the mobile HoloHoard app. Same account, same collection, both places. Download the mobile app here.
Is it free?
Yes, for everything most collectors need: cataloguing your collection, lists and decks, condition, grading and serial numbers, per-card values, market basics and sharing. Premium is an optional upgrade.
How do I tell a Beta card from a retail card?
Beta cards carry the Beta symbol and a β immediately before the card number. Retail cards do not. HoloHoard mirrors that in its numbering, so the card in your hand matches the card on screen.
Does HoloHoard track the Iconic cards?
Yes — Iconic Secret, Iconic Legend and Iconic Other are all catalogued, currently in Welcome to Night City (Beta). They are alternate arts of cards already on the checklist, and they sit at the top of the value table. Details in the Cyberpunk TCG rarity guide.
Can I see what my Cyberpunk cards are worth?
Yes. Values are shown as you browse, card pages carry price history, and your collection total updates with the market. The Cyberpunk TCG market hub ranks the most valuable cards in the game.
Does it check whether my deck is legal?
No. Decks on HoloHoard are lists for organising, valuing and sharing. The three-Legend RAM limit is yours to work out.
Cyberpunk TCG is published by WeirdCo in collaboration with CD PROJEKT RED. Cyberpunk and all related marks are the property of their respective owners.
