‘VirtuaDolls’ Adult VR controller crowdfunding campaign put on hold over high demand

The future came and then it was put on hold shortly after. An IndieGoGO campaign for an adult virtual reality controller began within the last month, but has been recently shut down.

According to Bill Spracklin, the owner of the Eos group, creator of the VirtuDolls controller and the only developer/engineer behind the project, it was due to "such a huge response."

Spracklin had projected to get the controller out within the next three months, but the high demand stretched his capabilities for distribution. The campaign will return to IndieGoGo in the future, this time with a lower-priced controller and an even "better" experience.

Had the VirtuaDolls IndieGogo campaign not been put on hold and had the opportunity to reach its $20,000 goal, the controller would have come with the Girls of Arcadia game, as well as six sleeves with various textures.

If you were wondering, 'How safe is this thing?' According to the now shut down IndieGoGo campaign:

It is extremely safe. There are fail-safes in both the hardware and the software to prevent any mishaps or injuries. There are no sharp parts and the motors used inside are not physically strong enough to cause any injury"

Also, if the controller looks a little big – don't worry the current dimensions are: 11.8"x7.5"x11.5". Which means "you could easily hide it in the closet."