At 0.91, Tom Hiddleston is the strongest pull in Cyberpunk 2077's top 10 — and he's an actor, not a game. That cross-kind signal defines the shape of this data: the top 10 splits into two distinct audience neighborhoods, one anchored in Marvel-adjacent actors and one in game developers, with the actor cluster clearly dominant.

The actor peak is dense. Tom Hiddleston (0.91), Chris Hemsworth (0.90), Robert Downey Jr (0.89), Tom Holland (0.86), and Hugh Jackman (0.85) occupy five of the top seven positions — all actors, all with strong MCU associations. The Avengers (0.85) and Marvel Entertainment (0.85) reinforce that the first cluster is essentially a superhero-franchise audience neighborhood. The second peak is the game developer cluster: CD PROJEKT RED (0.90), Nintendo of America (0.87), and GearboxOfficial (0.84) represent the gaming-industry side of the audience shape. No other Video Game Franchise appears in the top 10 — Cyberpunk 2077's nearest neighbor in its own subcategory is its own developer, not a rival title.

The two-peak structure reveals an audience that sits at the intersection of blockbuster superhero fandom and core gaming culture, with neither cluster fully absorbing the other.