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CD Projekt Red opens its 'Arasaka hardware archives' to help an indie dev whose gear was stolen during 1 of at least 4 Gamescom thefts

In a statement, Gamescom organizers said attendees "are advised to insure equipment against theft." 0 On Friday, August 28, indie developer Ryan Laley posted a video on X to say his Gamescom 2026 attendance was being cut short after disc…

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Indie developer Ryan Laley announced on X that his team’s laptops were stolen from their Gamescom 2026 booth during an alleged overnight theft, prompting him to cut the company’s attendance short. He described the loss as a major financial and mental blow and confirmed that police reports had been filed. Gamescom organizers warned attendees to insure equipment against theft.

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