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We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. [Gay] Back on Time. VR video featuring Lazzarato from VirtualRealGay. Currently available for online streaming and download in Max Quality 8K virtual reality here on There is a whole metaverse full of gay virtual reality apps and games and some excellent options for a cheeky rub when you’re feeling randy.

So, we decided to take the time to tell you what gay VR is and how we can use it to feel good, have some fun and stay connected. What queer VR games do you know about? have you played any? or would you even argue that there is no queer VR games? I'm not even aware of any straight VR games. Wtf does this even mean? A game with queer characters? A queer protagonist? Some rainbow flags on the background?

Gay romance story line? Odd question. I thought vr chat was pretty queer. Here, in this dreamlike interior of a house and a Missouri town, you can explore the memories left behind by Sebastian, a gay man estranged from his rural Catholic Missouri family who dies of AIDS in , his mother, Mary-Helen, and his lover, Alex.

Virtual reality is the new frontier in which experiences await to be discovered. Between the many realms of XR, a person can go on journeys of world expeditions and self-discovery. Many VR projects aim to illuminate, connect and inspire those who experience them. It also talks about how predominantly Muslim nations, Africa, parts of Asia and parts of Russia are mostly unaccepting of homosexuality.

The movement involved recording pride parades in five cities around the world with degree cameras.

[Gay] Back on Time.

The immersive experience achieved its goal and encouraged individuals to document their pride stories in degree video to share with others. Alba Reyes, Sergio Urrego Foundation founder and general director, began her own impact after her son took his own life as a result of bullying because of his sexuality. The organization works for respect and acceptance in academic environments to prevent discrimination and stop suicide however possible.

So, the visual message impacts on them a way that often we find guys crying after they watch the video, and as soon as we see this, we activate a route to talk to them. The organization used Google Cardboard to spread the virtual experience throughout Colombia that first summer. As many of the students have never seen a Pride parade, the experience allowed them to feel empowered and supported by a global community.

The capability of virtual reality as a fully emotionally immersive experience cannot be denied. It is this connection to emotion where many more possibilities exist. They, many times, find the love they lack in Alba and call her mother. What we tell them is we are there for them anytime they need it, because we are all worth it equally.

Since the first summer, the foundation has continued to implement the project as a workshop in schools, universities, companies, organizations and more, said the Sergio Urrego Foundation. Reyes stars in the video, and it has a more Latin feeling so those in Colombia can feel even more immersed and supported. Along with this, the foundation has plans to set up a suicide prevention hotline for children and youth. Although ambitious, they look forward to mitigating the suicide index in their country and are beginning to fundraise for their goals.

By connecting experiences, immersion and emotion, it is possible to create a new perspective and a new understanding of those around us. That is what Illya Szilak and Cyril Tsiboulski, creators of Queerskins: a love story, currently wish to explore. For us, it is really important that we recognize material, political and social realities.

When you take off the headset, you are still going to be black, or gay or a woman, or not. We want participants to be in conversation with the experience. Queerskins: a love story is a virtual reality and cinema mix where the user follows the story of grieving parents exploring the unknown identity of Sebastian, their gay son who dies of AIDS.

Queerskins: a love story is based off Queerskins: a novel , an online interactive narrative, said Szilak. The narrative contains 40, words of diary text, two hours of audio from five characters, crowd sourced photos and Flip video by filmmaker Jarrah Gurrie. Writing a VR script directly from the online narrative was impossible because VR is a spatial medium that must harness that immersive feeling. After consulting and small grants, the project started.

Szilak was included in the first Oculus Launchpad Lab and has wanted to tell stories in VR since then. Through a little debt and working with Tsiboulski, Scatter, Skywalker Sound and many other generous people, the project premiered.

Cyril is an out gay man.