Red Light Center review

At Red Light Center, the venues are part of the point. The feature guide describes visiting public spaces and designing your own. Before setting up the client, I’d work out whether I wanted a place to explore or just somewhere to keep in touch.

Choose the desktop world or the Social Center

The site says the 3D world is for desktop PCs. The mobile route points to the Social Center, where the emphasis is on the social side of the service. If I already knew whom I wanted to talk to and only needed a room, Chatzy offers an invitation link with less setup.

Check which parts come with a membership

Red Light Center’s feature guide describes places that can be explored with a basic account. It puts access to the adult features of the 3D world under VIP. Its terms identify Utherverse as the operator and require users to be adults. I’d check what the current offer includes before choosing a membership.

Anabel’s take

I’d use the desktop client if I wanted the venues and avatars to be part of the evening. If I wanted to talk to someone I already knew, I’d use whichever option got us into a conversation with the least setup.

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