codTechPowerUp · Sun Oct 11 2026

Activision DMCA Takes Down Vibe-Coded Call of Duty Browser Ports

Activision has reportedly issued a DMCA takedown against a set of unofficial Call of Duty browser ports made by developer Luckey Faraday. Faraday announced it on X, saying the publisher went after him "for porting CoD games to the browser," that every related post was removed, and that every game is now offline. He also asked whether he is the first "vibe coder" to get a DMCA notice from a major gaming company. The notice itself hasn't been shared publicly, so the exact claims are not known, and Activision doesn't seem to have commented so far. The projects in question are Claude of Duty: Vibe

🐣 What this means for you
Call of Duty news. If it’s an update and you play CoD, expect a download next time you launch, and maybe weapons that feel different (nerfs = weaker, buffs = stronger). Your favorite gun might need a rethink. Relevant to: PC.

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