Because Cyberpunk: Edgerunners became so popular, a second season was quickly approved and announced in July 2025. However, fans won’t have to wait that long, as there’s something else coming soon to enjoy.
We knew over a year ago that characters from the popular anime series, created in collaboration with CD Projekt RED, would be coming to this game, but now we’re finally seeing Lucy and Rebecca as they’ll appear in it.
While there’s been a lot of free extra content for Cyberpunk 2077, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners is truly exceptional. The ten-episode anime series from 2022, created by Studio Trigger and CD Projekt Red, is fantastic, and fans are eagerly awaiting a second season. Before that happens, Edgerunners is coming back with a new downloadable content crossover event.
A new trailer revealed a partnership between Wuthering Waves and Cyberpunk 2077, showcasing character moments, fresh voice acting, and music from Cyberpunk 2077. This collaboration will likely be included in the next big update to Wuthering Waves, following the recent 3.3 update (you can read about that here). Wuthering Waves is currently available on iOS, Android, PC, and PlayStation 5 (also on PC via Steam). Kuro Games released the teaser trailer with more details, which you can find below.
Watching Neon Genesis Evangelion was a really unique experience. It completely changed what I expected from giant robot anime. Instead of focusing on cool robots and battles, it delved deep into the characters’ feelings, their mental health struggles, and how past trauma affects them. The ending was definitely strange and confusing for some, but it didn’t diminish the series’ impact. It’s now considered a classic, and I can see why it inspired so many creators. You can really see its influence in shows like Serial Experiments Lain and Gurren Lagann, and even in Western animation like Rick and Morty and Steven Universe. It’s clear Anno’s work left a lasting mark.
Even though it first appeared on screen in 1995, Evangelion remains one of the most beloved and impactful anime series of all time. Thirty years later, Hideaki Anno’s thought-provoking show about giant robots is still inspiring exciting new collaborations and projects, keeping its legacy strong.
Here’s a full rundown of the update from our previous coverage:
Kuro Games’ action RPG is delivering on its promise of collaboration-themed vehicle designs. Players can now enjoy liveries for the Expedition Motorbike inspired by popular franchises like Resident Evil, PRAGMATA, and even Angry Birds.
GU is heading back to Tokyo-3 with a brand new Neon Genesis Evangelion collaboration.
