Nutaku Releases 'Devious' War Strategy RPG

Nutaku Releases 'Devious' War Strategy RPG

MONTREAL — Nutaku has announced the release of “Devious,” its newest single-player title for lewd PC gamers.

According to the company, Nutaku.net is an online gaming portal featuring adult games from around the world. Boasting more than 75 million visits per month, Nutaku is the largest free-to-play and downloadable game site dedicated to adult titles, serving more than 15 million registered members.

In “Devious,” players dive into a world that is currently suffering severe chaos as a result of the King’s reign of terror plus political and religious tensions. Players will battle to be hailed as heroes and relish the rewards of their hard-earned efforts. 

“Taking place in a disintegrated world on the brink of war, the game combines action-based, real time dungeon crawling combat with optional visual novel segments,” explains a company spokesperson. “With an impressive mix of old school art and hentai, ‘Devious’ is set out to captivate lewd gamers into a thrilling and sensual world of war strategy.”

“Devious” features more than 40 levels of gameplay with both story and gameplay only modes with four different playable characters, each offering their own style of gameplay and unique storyline.

The title offers old school FPS style graphics mixed with dungeon crawling style gameplay that provides an estimated 30 hours of action, combined with a painted style for story segments.

“Devious” is regularly priced at $20, but available today for $18.

Windows users can download “Devious” here.

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