Neuroscape TCG, a digital‑themed trading card game created by Neoroscape and published by Asmodee, is scheduled for release later this year after completing its Kickstarter fulfillment.

The trading card game market has seen increased activity, with new titles from major publishers and independent creators entering the space.

Neuroscape features two health tracks, a mainframe and a bioframe, which represent a player’s neural computer and physical body respectively. Players reduce an opponent’s health to zero by dealing damage to either track, as indicated by the color of attack numbers on character cards or the symbol on effect cards. Attack numbers printed in baby blue target the mainframe, while red numbers target the bioframe. Damage can be applied directly or blocked by the defender, who may choose to interrupt the attack.

The game uses a separate RAM deck for resource management. During the draw phase, players may increase two RAM to the resource pool, skip RAM and draw two cards, or add one RAM and draw one card. RAM cards must be committed to characters on the field, after which they become unavailable until the character leaves play, at which point they are returned to the resource pool through a force quit action at the start of the turn.

The starter kits include six factions: Hacker, Cybernetic, Corpo, Dustrunner, Mystic, and Thrashers. Hackers focus on mainframe damage and program cards such as single‑target spells and traps. Cybernetics emphasize bioframe damage and gear with potential psychosis side effects. Corpo prioritizes rapid RAM ramping to afford higher‑cost cards. Dustrunners use tether keywords to link characters and can move RAM to hand. Mystics employ tarot program cards with effects that depend on cards in the discard pile. Thrashers specialize in destroying targets and activating Overrun to deal excess damage when blocked.

Each player’s mainframe provides three slots for passive abilities and can host hidden Trojan or trap programs that affect the opponent’s cards. Environment programs can be played in a central slot that influences both players, similar to stadium cards in other trading card games, and can be overwritten by playing a new environment card.

The game includes original artwork from creators who have worked on series such as Magic: The Gathering, Warhammer 40K, Star Wars, Netrunner, and Cyberpunk 2077. Rarity tiers range from common to quantum rare, with chase serialized cards available in competitive event variants.

Neuroscape TCG is slated for release in the same period as the CD Projekt Red‑backed Cyberpunk TCG, offering an alternative gameplay experience. Asmodee will handle distribution, potentially increasing access for players interested in the cyberpunk theme.