Cyberpunk 2077 players have found a new way to waste time in Night City—by turning one of Phantom Liberty’s most unpleasant faces into a flying living-room distraction. A freshly released mod adds Kurt Hansen’s propaganda blimp as a miniature “apartment toy,” letting it drift around your futuristic flat like a cursed collectible.

### A Dogtown Propaganda Blimp, Now in Your Living Room
In Phantom Liberty, Hansen looms over Dogtown as its militarized strongman, and his image shows up in the expansion’s propaganda—blimps included. The mod riffs on that worldbuilding by transplanting the blimp into V’s apartment, where it leisurely floats between the kitchen and lounge as if it’s part of the standard Corpo starter pack.

The joke lands because Cyberpunk 2077’s apartments are usually a quiet refuge from the game’s constant pings, urgent texts, and main-story pressure. Instead of prepping for another gig or checking your holo-phone, you can sit on the sofa and watch the little airship do laps, turning downtime into a strangely hypnotic diorama.

### Why Cyberpunk’s Mod Scene Keeps Thriving
CD Projekt Red has steadily reshaped Cyberpunk 2077 since launch with major patches and the Phantom Liberty expansion, but it’s the modding community that continues to add the silly, the cosmetic, and the purely vibes-based additions. Small mods like this don’t change balance or mechanics—yet they deepen the sense that Night City is a place you can live in, not just sprint through.

That matters for players who treat Cyberpunk as a long-haul RPG sandbox, especially now that the game’s post-launch turnaround has pulled in returning fans. Whether you’re roleplaying a calmer life between missions or just collecting weird souvenirs from Dogtown, an “evil selfie blimp” hovering by your couch is exactly the kind of flavor mod that keeps a single-player game feeling fresh.

Source: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/sure-cyberpunk-2077-modders-ill-spend-100-hours-watching-kurt-hansens-evil-selfie-blimp-fly-around-my-flat |