Metaverse player uses game to molest avatar then throws her off a ROOF – and users are all asking the same sick question

A DISTURBING TikTok video has revealed the popularity of a sick metaverse game that allows players to grope other avatars. TikToker @thiggsy posted a clip of the game to TikTok and it has almost one million likes and 8.8 million views. The TikToker captioned the video: “Fully expect to get banned or deactivated for this.” […]

A DISTURBING TikTok video has revealed the popularity of a sick metaverse game that allows players to grope other avatars.

TikToker @thiggsy posted a clip of the game to TikTok and it has almost one million likes and 8.8 million views.

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The TikToker captioned the video: “Fully expect to get banned or deactivated for this.”

The clips show a user of the game touching a female avatar’s hair and body before gripping her legs.

Once the user has hold of the virtual woman’s ankles, the user picks her up, swings her around and throws her off the roof.

Text on the clip reads: “Me flirting in the metaverse”.

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Although some of the comments on the TikTok video slam the game, a large majority ask what it’s called so they can play too.

One user said: “Game name I want it for myself not a friend thanks”.

Another added: “I wanna play this”.

One TikTok user blasted the footage and wrote: “Um something wrong if you think that’s flirting.”

Another said: “Strange how people would play these sort of games”.

Some commenters said the game was made by adult-only virtual reality sex simulator Virt-A-Mate.

TikTok community guidelines state: “We do not allow nudity, pornography, or sexually explicit content on our platform.

“We also prohibit content depicting or supporting non-consensual sexual acts, the sharing of non-consensual intimate imagery, and adult sexual solicitation.”

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However, the video remains on the app and has amassed a large audience.

We have reached out to TikTok for comment on its rules regarding disturbing content based on virtual reality.