Top Platforms Set Live 'Halloween VR Party' Cam Show

Top Platforms Set Live 'Halloween VR Party' Cam Show

NEW YORK — VR cam platform Dreamcam will host a "Halloween VR Party" with Euro-stars Kristof Cale, Darrell Deeps, Angelika Grays and Romy Indy today at 1 p.m. (PDT)/9 p.m. (GMT).

Dreamcam will team with Stripchat, SexLikeReal and BaDoink for today's event.

A rep noted the show is scheduled to run for three hours and will be "devoted to Halloween."

"The space will be specially decorated and the stars will play tricks and get 'treats,' or tokens, from users," added the rep. "During the first hour, Angelika and Darrell will do their best not to scare the audience, but please viewers. Then, during the second hour, Romy and Kristof will give their colleagues time to rest before they all reunite during the third hour."

"This one-of-a-kind VR show is the perfect way to celebrate getting your freak on this holiday," the rep said.

Dreamcam VP Peter Williams expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming show.

"The best way to celebrate Halloween is to do it on Dreamcam,” he said. “With our VR technology, users will be transported directly into the room with our special guests. It will feel so real for our users it could almost be considered cheating. I promise this is something fans won’t want to miss."

Visit Dreamcam, SexLikeReal, Stripchat or BaDoink at the appointed time to join the livestream.

Follow Dreamcam, SexLikeReal, Stripchat and BaDoink on Twitter for updates.

In related news, Dreamcam recently announced the launch of its VR live streaming platform promising "the most immersive and personalized adult entertainment experience."

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