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Cyberpunk City Review 2026: Solana Hero Shooter

Cyberpunk City is a planned free-to-play hero-shooter battle royale with Solana-linked features. Its operator classes and first- and third-person modes are outlined, but release and key token-sale details remain unannounced.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

5.0/10

Mixed

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Our verdict on Cyberpunk City

5.0/10

Cyberpunk City may interest players looking for a team-based shooter with selectable operator roles and both first- and third-person views. Its planned PC, PlayStation and Xbox release and free-to-play positioning are straightforward strengths. The main caveat is that the game is still described as coming soon, with no release date on the homepage. The CYB token sale also lacks key published terms, including price and initial circulation, while the site's explanation of blockchain use remains limited.

Score breakdown

How Cyberpunk City scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: n/a
Fees: n/a
Features: 6.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Cyberpunk City?

Cyberpunk City is a planned free-to-play hero-shooter battle royale built with Unreal Engine 5 and described as powered by Solana. The site says it is coming soon to PC, PlayStation and Xbox, but does not give a launch date.

The game advertises first- and third-person perspectives, team-based objectives and three operator roles: Assault, Support and Tank. It also describes airdrop nodes for gaining and trading gear, weapons and skins.

The homepage lists a CYB token supply of 1 billion and several allocations, but leaves the public-sale price, initial circulation and other sale figures as TBD. It does not detail the token's gameplay utility, fees, audits or custody arrangements.

How Cyberpunk City works

Cyberpunk City is described as a free-to-play battle royale hero shooter built with Unreal Engine 5. Players select operators from Assault, Support and Tank classes, then work with teammates on match objectives. The game advertises both first-person and third-person perspectives and is planned for PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

The project also describes itself as powered by Solana. Its homepage lists a CYB token with a total supply of 1 billion and allocations including ecosystem and staking, public sale, community, marketing, treasury, team and airdrop. It does not explain in detail how blockchain transactions fit into gameplay, or publish the public-sale price and several launch figures, which are marked TBD.

5 features

Key features

Operator classes

Players can choose from Assault, Support and Tank operators, each described as having a different combat role.

FPP and TPP modes

The game is presented with both third-person and first-person views.

Match objectives

The homepage describes map objectives, including securing a tactical advantage by completing objectives.

Airdrop rewards

The project says players can gain and trade gear, weapons and skins found in special airdrop nodes.

Multi-platform plans

The planned release is listed for PC, PlayStation and Xbox, with no confirmed launch date.

Pros and cons

What we like

The project describes a clear shooter format, with team objectives and three distinct operator roles.
Both first-person and third-person perspectives are planned.
The site identifies intended platforms: PC, PlayStation and Xbox.
The homepage labels the game free-to-play.

Watch out for

The game is described as coming soon, so players cannot assess its finished gameplay from the site details.
The public-sale price, initial circulation, valuation and amount raised are listed as TBD.
The site does not publish game release timing, fees, or detailed token utility.
Audit information, custody arrangements and team details are not published on the homepage.

Cyberpunk City fees

The site describes Cyberpunk City as free-to-play but does not publish transaction, marketplace or other fees. Check the game or relevant token interface for any costs before using them; the public-sale price is listed as TBD.

Is Cyberpunk City safe?

Cyberpunk City's homepage does not publish audit information, details of smart-contract security, custody arrangements or a security incident history. The blockchain features and their connection to gameplay are not explained in detail, so users should distinguish the game itself from any token or item transactions and assess those risks separately.

The site does not state a licensing or regulatory status. Its CYB public-sale price and several other sale details are marked TBD; avoid treating those figures as settled terms. The project does not publish team details on the homepage.

5 steps

How to get started with Cyberpunk City

1
Check the official site for a confirmed launch announcement; the game is currently described as coming soon.
2
Once released, confirm that your device or console is supported and install the game through an official distribution channel.
3
Create or sign in to the account required by the game, following its published setup instructions.
4
Choose an operator class—Assault, Support or Tank—and review its role before joining a match.
5
Play match objectives and check the game's official instructions before connecting a wallet or trading any in-game items.

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Who Cyberpunk City is for

Cyberpunk City is aimed at players interested in team-based battle royale shooters, operator roles and a possible blockchain-linked layer. It may also appeal to players who prefer to wait for a multi-platform release, but anyone considering CYB or in-game trading should first wait for clearer token terms and details on how those features work.

Cyberpunk City FAQs

Is Cyberpunk City available to play?

Cyberpunk City is presented as a free-to-play hero-shooter battle royale, but the homepage says it is coming soon. It does not give a confirmed release date.

What blockchain does Cyberpunk City use?

The homepage describes the game as powered by Solana and lists its token as CYB. It does not explain which gameplay actions require blockchain transactions.

What is the CYB token supply?

The homepage lists CYB with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. It does not publish the public-sale price, initial circulation or initial market capitalization; those figures are marked TBD.

Does Cyberpunk City charge fees?

The site describes a free-to-play game, but it does not publish fees or explain whether optional purchases will be available. Check official game and token interfaces for any costs before making a transaction.

Which platforms will Cyberpunk City support?

The site says the game is planned for PC, PlayStation and Xbox. It does not provide platform store listings or a confirmed launch date on the homepage.

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