Shine a spotlight on David’s backstory.

 Every edgerunner has a backstory. David Martinez’ starts here, in a megabuilding apartment in Night City. It’s a little cluttered and worse for wear, sure, but to have a roof over your head and a couch to lounge on while diving into braindances? Those are privileges not everyone can afford; not to mention being able to watch the cityscape glow beyond the wide window. And lucky for you, you don’t have to sneak in through an air vent to enjoy this view!

The Cyberpunk: Edgerunners David’s Apartment Shadowbox makes clever use of light and layers. At first glance it’s a straightforward piece of environment art — but when you switch it on, watch the mood change as light hits the floor and ceiling. In a dark room, this illuminating effect is amplified even more, with the black-out plate creating sharp shadows. If you turn the light sensor on, the shadowbox will light up automatically in dark surroundings, changing the mood of the scene in real time.

See it in action by checking out the video demonstration in the gallery, then make it yours and experience a moment of rare domestic peace in Night City for yourself — all in the comfort of your own home.

FEATURES

• Official Cyberpunk 2077 merchandise
• On / Off / light sensor switch 

• Materials
  • Printed acrylic panels
  • Black painted wood frame

• Size: 12 x 8.5 in (30.48 x 21.59 cm)

• Insert batteries into the back compartment or use the included USB cable as a power source.

• Light sensor switch located on the side of the shadow box must be turned to ON (I) to activate the light sensor (located at the top of the shadowbox).

• When the light sensor button is ON, the LED lights will automatically turn on when the room is dark and turn off when the room is bright.

• If you choose not to utilize the automatic light sensor for illuminating the shadowbox, turn the light sensor button into the OFF mode (0). Then push the Power button on the side of the shadow box to turn the LED on and off as desired.

• Colors may vary from images shown due to monitor display variance.