Bizarre VR strip club will let horny geeks get lap dances from aliens, robots and ‘humanoid hybrids’
VIRTUAL communication has been key to keeping the world connected as more of us stay home but one virtual reality company is taking things a step further.
Purple Hazzze Club is a bizarre new VR strip club that offers extra-terrestrial and 'cross-species' experiences.
For those who happen to find aliens or humanoid-hybrids particularly attractive, the strange VR club's upcoming launch may sound appealing.
According to , club attendees will need a HTC Vive or Oculus headset.
The Purple Hazze states that it's an "Intergalactic VR club for all species & mature connoisseurs!"
Previews of the controversial 'virtual reality strippers' have been revealed.
These include a half naked alien creature called Kira.
A lot of the other images appear to show half-human half-robot women.
Not for the faint hearted, one tweet from the club features a picture of a VR women and the rather terrifying statement: "Who is there the delicious one? I'm about to lick your skin off!"
There's also a skin-tight latex Spidergirl called Alise.
For those who'd rather not come into contact with a pole dancing alien, the club is also said to let customers just wander around and 'enjoy the atmosphere'.
We don't yet know if the finished product will look anything like these renders.
Either way, some science fiction fans will likely be intrigued.
Virtual Reality v.s. Augmented Reality – what's the difference?
Here's what you need to know...
- Virtual reality involves using a headset to simulate a virtual world
- In a VR world, everything you see will be computer-generated
- Popular VR headsets include the HTC Vive and Facebook's Oculus Rift
- Augmented reality lets you see the real world, but "augments" (or adds on) computer-generated elements
- This means you'll be able to see computer images overlaid onto your real-world view
- For instance, you could wear glasses that overlay directions onto the road in front of you
- Popular AR headsets include Microsoft's HoloLens and the Google Glass spectacles
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