Visual Novel 'Analistica Academy' Hits Nutaku.net

Visual Novel 'Analistica Academy' Hits Nutaku.net

MONTREAL — Nutaku.net has launched “Analistica Academy,” the latest edition to the online gaming portal’s growing collection of visual novels.

Boasting up to six hours of sexy comedic relief, game developers Epic Works & Top Hat Studios Inc. set out to make ”Analistica Academy” a playful treasure that will have gamers captivated.

"We wanted to make something so over the top ridiculous that it felt like the natural evolution of the tropes in the novel," said an Epicworks game developer. "Doubling down on them but not necessarily in the way of a full-on parody.

"The game is a comedy, but we think that if players want to look deeper, they may be intrigued. There are a few moments, not to spoil anything, which we think will make players go 'Hold on, what?' We think players are in for a pleasant surprise.”

According to a short synopsis of “Analistica Academy” provided by the company, "As one of the few men still alive after a worldwide epidemic, Hora is hailed as an alpha male and sought after by women of all kinds. Even the sexy president is after his lustful being in the steamy visual novel that will take players through the trials and tribulations of being the sexiest man on Earth."

"With an assemblage of beautiful women, Hora seeks only the finest of companions, three special girls dubbed the 'Holey Trinity.' These lovely ladies will require some coaxing as you work to gain their affection. With four different heroines and over 12 different 18+ scenes, ‘Analistica Academy’ is the perfect addition to any 18+ visual novel collection."

The NSFW novel/game is available here.

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