Nutaku Releases Sensual Japanese RPG 'Rumblade'

Nutaku Releases Sensual Japanese RPG 'Rumblade'

MONTREAL — Nutaku.net has announced the release of its newest free-to-play title, “Rumblade,” available for PC browsers and as an Android app.

According to the company, inspired by the Sengoku Period of Japan, “Rumblade” takes characters and moves them beyond the 16th century to create imaginative stories and adventures that make for a very compelling game concept.

With more than 200 games and boasting 90 million monthly visits, Nutaku.net is continuing to bring captivating games to the forefront. This latest game release features a multiplayer option that allows users to compete or co-op with other players in specific parts of the gameplay — such as during “Raid Boss” and “Arena” sessions.

“Rumblade is a game for all players who love anime art style and turn-based RPGs,” says game developer HiRAZAWA. “Fans of our previous game, ‘Mononofu,’ will definitely find ‘Rumblade’ to be a spiritual successor, but it’s a totally new game inside and out [where] new players and old fans alike will find something to love.”

“During the Sengoku Period, a demon by the name of Mara fed on mankind and plotted to send the world into chaos. This demon consumed a hero named Akechi Mitsuhide, who then gained monstrous powers that covered the world in darkness — all under Mara’s control,” a studio spokesperson explains. “It is up to a courageous and daring warrior to gather a harem of sexy Samurais and battle the corrupted enemies that cross their paths. Upgrade your hot harem of female fighters to be brave and skillful both in battle and behind closed doors as they satisfy your needs on your way to victory.”

“Rumblade” enables players to build their own harem, supports multiplayer action with more than 100 stages of gameplay and offers monthly events.

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