Android: Netrunner uses an asymmetrical game structure to pit one player, a cyberpunk corporation, against another, a lone hacker—or Netrunner—trying to foil their nefarious plans.

One of Android: Netrunner's bigger hooks, as far as collectibility goes, are the factions, a huge addition to Netrunner's original release back in the 90s (when it tanked in a saturated CCG market).

Starting on October 22nd, 2018, Fantasy Flight Games will no longer offer for sale any Android: Netrunner The Card Game products, including Android: Netrunner playmats and card sleeves.

Android: Netrunner is a unique, wonderfully entertaining and incredibly fun asymmetrical game. Android: Netrunner is recommended for ages 14 and up and plays from 30-60 minutes.

A game set in the world of Android: Netrunner is coming to mobile, but it's not in the same style as the popular tabletop game. (Editor's note: It should be noted this is not in any way related to ...

We'll have to wait a bit to see, as the untitled game is due out sometime in 2016. 1 UPDATE 19:11 ET 26/10/15: While the game's developer specifically mentioned Android: Netrunner multiple times ...

The Android: Netrunner card game shares some similarities with other card battlers like Magic: The Gathering, but rather than forcing players to construct their decks from random card boosters or ...

Enter Android: Netrunner, then, a game that has its roots in the original Netrunner card game designed by Richard "Magic: The Gathering" Garfield back in 1996.

If the point has not yet come across, let me be absolutely clear. Android: Netrunner sports a shockingly good price point and focus on accessibility for a game of its quality and breadth.