Nutaku Releases 'Pocket Waifu' by Game Publisher Super Hippo

Nutaku Releases 'Pocket Waifu' by Game Publisher Super Hippo

MONTREAL — Nutaku has announced the release of “Pocket Waifu” by Super Hippo.

According to the company, the adult game features playful 2D girls who are depending on users to be entertained, fed, cleaned and put to bed, and “relying on your talents to satisfy their sexual appetite.”

“Our goal was to create an outlet that would let you find a moment of peace,” says a spokesperson for game publisher Super Hippo. “Something that could make you smile during each commute to work or every quiet evening [where] you’d be welcomed by fantastic women, who return all of your attention, affection and time in spades.”

Super Hippo paid homage to the old-school and iconic Tamagotchi from the late 1990’s, ensuring an experience with all the right feelings of nostalgia combined with an 18+ twist.

“Gamers will play a character that has made a risky bargain with a succubus in order to attract girls,” the spokesperson explains. “Now that they have the ability to get girls to walk right into their house, players must take on the duty of being the ultimate caretaker.”

“Playtime is just as important as the challenges. As their companion, gamers can play six different mini games with these gorgeous girls to keep them entertained,” the spokesperson concludes. “With various animated sex-scenes, players can bring the naughtiest side out of their customizable waifus.”

A video trailer is available here.

The free game is available here.

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