VANCOUVER, BC – As real-world event postponements are announced around the country and the world, Utherverse, the 3D virtual social network for adults, is offering “a virtual world of social connections while staying home during these uncertain next few weeks,” the company said in a release issued Thursday morning.

Utherverse CEO Brian Shuster is planning “an incredible St. Patrick’s Day parade to bring the crowds to the streets of this massively popular social game next week in the wake of COVID-19 halting this year’s legendary street celebrations in Boston, Massachusetts and Dublin, Ireland,” the company said.

“With the threat of the novel coronavirus outbreak reaching our local communities, it’s prudent to avoid crowds and stay in these days for everyone’s safety,” Shuster said. “This is where our social game filled with real adults comes in – a unique place to enjoy yourself freely, with no limits.”

Utherverse noted that its virtual realm offers users “a truly diverse range of opportunities to meet and make new friends, work, party, go to school, shop or simply escape and expand their environments and build new venues for human interaction in the form of realistic avatar profiles.”

As an adults-only social network, naturally virtual hook-ups and dating are also popular at Utherverse, where people can “find matches, go on dates and get intimate within the game-play world” and “users can also open their own businesses and go to virtual clubs, weddings, concerts, amusement parks, movie theaters and more.”

“Over the past decade, millions of users have built up businesses and events on our platform,” Shuster added. “Almost every social activity that you can think of is available safely online in our massively social game. The bars are still open and people are still interested in having a good time, drinking and getting to know each other – you’re just having your entertainment remotely, with a fun new group of revelers.”

To get started in the Utherverse, visit Utherverse.com and follow on Twitter at @utherverse.