[tag]Heather Kelley[/tag], A Ubisoft designer, has just released a new demo of a [tag]DS[/tag] game she has designed in which the user must manipulate a cartoon [tag]bunny[/tag] to the point of ‘[tag]orgasm[/tag]’. Lapis, is a “stealthy primer on female sexual pleasure” in which Heather invites female gamers to take a “magical pet adventure” to their “happy place.”
By touching and stroking the bunny using the touch screen capabilities of the [tag]Nintendo DS[/tag], talking, singing and blowing on the bunny’s fur using the built-in microphone, and using their sexual sense, gamers will watch as lapis becomes more and more excited on the screen until he eventually flies about in the air like a rabbit in heat. Very much like one in fact.
Heather has worked at Ubisoft on a number of titles and also heads up the women in game development committee of the IDGA. She says the game is inspired by the public’s reaction to the recent GTA: Hot Coffee scandal, “It’s not like (sex is) going away†Said Heather “Either in the virtual or the real world.”
This fall, the IDGA created a committee to discuss sex in gaming, which has warned that in the future, the public should expect to see games that depict a full range of sexual emotions and activities, from raunchiness to romance.
“To date, we’ve explored more the violence, fear, conflict aspects, and we’ve not really engaged on stuff like social relationships, sex or love (in video games),” said Jason Della Rocca, Exectuve Director of the IDGA “What we’re seeing now is a maturing of the industry.”
[tag]Lapis[/tag] is available now as a downloadable demo for PC, and so is the presentation of the game which could one day appear on a DS… maybe.
Gimme a break… what’s next? Mario All Star GangBang? 😀
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