Intiface Game Haptics Router
The Intiface® Game Haptics Router (GHR) allows users to reroute rumble signals intended for gamepads or VR controllers to various sex toys. Using this method, many video games can be turned into intimate interaction environments, with some even allowing online, multi-player interaction.
The GHR works on WINDOWS 10 AND NEWER ONLY. Windows 7 is not supported.
Intiface Central is now required to be installed to use the Game Haptics Router! See the new Help tab in GHR v16+ for more information.
Note: The video below is demoing an older version of the software, known as the “Game Vibration Router”. The functionality in the GHR remains the same, but the UI is slightly different, and due to updates in the game, Rocket League no longer works.
FAQ
Where can I get help and ask questions about the GHR?
Users that have questions about the Game Haptics Router can get support in the following places:
What Sex Tech hardware works with the GHR?
The GHR currently works with vibrating (including ALL LOVENSE TOYS) and rotating (Vorze Cyclone/UFO, Lovense Nora, etc) hardware.
The GHR does not yet support toys like the Kiiroo Keon or The Handy. Support for this hardware will be coming in a future update.
How does the GHR work technically?
What games does the GHR work with?
A list of games that have been tested with the GHR is available on the GHR Games Compatibility Spreadsheet. This list is updated by the developers as they have time.
Submission requests to the list can happen via twitter (Just tweet at @buttplugio) or in the Github Discussion Thread.
That said, for games to work with the GHR, they need to have one of the following features:
- Uses XInput for Gamepad access and rumble. This usually means a game will say it is “XBox Gamepad Compatible”
- For VR, it must use the Unity game engine.
Games that won’t work with the GHR include:
- Any game with anti-cheat measures, which includes most online e-sports games and MMOs. There may be some cases, like Elden Ring, where this can be worked around.
- VR Games on Unreal or other engines.
- Valve Index/Steam VR games (working on this)
- Games on systems with strict virus scanners.
Games that you should probably be careful with:
- Any game with online multiplayer where random players are grouped into games. The GHR is sex technology, and consent and legality are important!
Can I use a mouse/keyboard with the GHR instead of a gamepad?
Most likely not. Most games require the gamepad to be in use to send rumble, and without the game sending rumble, the GHR doesn’t know what to do.
There are extremely rare cases where this will still work, these will be called out in the GHR Games Compatibility Spreadsheet.