Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod creator removes works from Patreon ...

What’s Happening

Alright so The creator of the Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod, as well as a variety of other R.

L VR mods, has taken his works down from Patreon after receiving another DMCA strike. This time, from Ghostrunner developer 505 Games. (wild, right?)

Read more Home News Ghostrunner Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod creator removes works from Patreon after yet another DMCA strike Here’s to Ross.

The Details

News by Connor Makar Staff Writer Jan. 23, 2026 Follow Ghostrunner The creator of the Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod, as well as a variety of other R.

Luke Ross, the creator of many VR mods for games including Elden Ring , Cyberpunk 2077, Days Gone and others, issued a post on his Patreon explaining the situation to his stans. It reads: “DMCA law is carefully worded to give infinite power to big companies, who only need to write on a slip of paper that they ‘believe’ their copyright has been infringed to nuke from the sky anything they don’t like — and to give infinite headaches to creators like me, who instead have the only recourse of going to court, sustaining huge costs to get through the legal process.

Why This Matters

I Became Keanu Reeves In Cyberpunk 2077 VR Gameplay! - Ian’s VR Corner You can watch Ian play the fire Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod here. Watch on YouTube The post continues: “In light of the above facts, I’m being forced to take immediate action.

This is the kind of news that gets gamers talking across social media.

The Bottom Line

” “And since I cannot stop people from subscribing without closing down the account altogether, I’m making it clear on the About and Welcome pages that new subscriptions will have the only effect of supporting me and that no access to the 40+ conversions can or will be provided at this time. ” Ross also stated his Patreon account is at risk of termination because of repeated DMCA strikes, resulting in his decision to strip his account of all of his VR mods.

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