The developer of VRChat has banned all mods for its virtual reality-based social platform, and the community is incredibly unhappy.

VRChat announced it’s officially opened its own Avatar Marketplace, allowing users a centralized way to buy and sell avatars from within the social VR platform. Users have been able to visit ...

Investigation of VRChat finds rampant child grooming and other safety issues "Predatory and toxic behavior has no place on the platform,” the game's developer said.

What is known is that hordes of Uganda Knuckles started swarming VRChat. Trolling people and generally being as annoying as possible.

A herd of reprobate Knuckles sliced through the ticky-tack VRChat landscapes parroting malformed quotes from a Ugandan action movie, while throwing in some minstrel throat-clicks of their own.

On any given weekend, there are dozens of parties happening on VRChat, a platform where users assume fantastical avatars of their own design.