The game is in early development. Althought the code is already pretty stable, the creation of custom models, animations, and other content is now surpasing my personal budget. The good news is that I didn't want to start with any crowd funding until I knew I could make it all work, that I had good framework to drop models into, to simply scale it up. We're now at that point.
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Oh man, where to start? Ever wanted to create your own toon parody characters and, um, 'play' with them in VR? Download and share your character cards online? That's what I set out to do. Along the way I also decided I wanted to roam freely around 3D worlds, portelling in and out of easy to download additional playsets. And I needed proprietary movement and camera systems so I could easily choose the perfect vantage point, even if I was only willing to use my left controller for a while. You know, if my other hand got injured, or was too busy... It happens.

It is. It definitely is. But I did make it big. Less fine motor control needed. Save all that for... well, other stuff.

True. You can't develop a desktop game and then just tack on VR, or vice versa. So I spent quite a lot of time experimenting on how to set this up correctly from the ground up. I think you'll really enoy the ease with which you can explore the suroundings or focus on a specific bit of action from a crazy angle.

The final game will have the following features:

• One-handed VR operation
• Easy POV adjustments
• One-click Undress system
• Customizable and shareable characters
• Downloadable playsets (rooms/levels)
• Playset creation tools
• Additional cameras and mirrors to place in your scenes
• Interactive audio system
• Group 'activity' support (n > 2 characters)
• Regular Updates for clothing, skins, hair, animations, playsets et al