Not really. Someone finds the game and password somewhere, downloads it, unpacks it and reports it.
The problem is not the operator of the download site, the problem are the users who find the downloads.
In the case of copyright infringements, he doesn't have much choice if he doesn't want to be sued himself.
However, blocking the IP only helps if the uploader has a fixed one. Otherwise, an uninvolved person who happens to have this IP will be affected in the future.
And you hope that the developer understands the subtle difference and sets the tag correctly? I'm already seeing a wave of complaints that the tag has been used incorrectly ;)
A game for eternity has to modify itself, so every morning I ask myself "What new things can I discover today?"
Alternatively, a gigantic simulation that I can explore at my own pace. Let's say an entire universe.
Everything else gets boring after a few hundred or thousand years.