Thanks to Valve's insistence on putting the game on Steam, Garry Newman found considerable success with Garry's Mod, which, as of the tweet posted, had sold 25,560,290 copies. Along with further ...

As a result, Facepunch Studios, the developers of Garry’s Mod, are in the process of removing about 20 years’ worth of Nintendo-related content from the game.

Steam shares unfortunate news of a new takedown request by Nintendo, forcing Garry's Mod to remove 20 years worth of community content.

Following a takedown request issued by Nintendo, the famed physics sandbox Garry's Mod is removing "all Nintendo related stuff" from its Steam Workshop.

You might think players would be flocking in to play Garry's Mod after the July 2025 update, but the data tells a very different story.

For the past few months, Nintendo-related content has been disappearing from Garry’s Mod, the physics-based sandbox game and modding platform beloved by Steam players. The source of the takedown ...

Hours after Garry's Mod reported Nintendo was forcing them to remove all Nintendo IP mods, rumors came out that they were being scammed.

Garry’s Mod has sold over 25 million copies since going on sale 18 years ago, Facepunch Studios has announced.