Nutaku Makes $5M Investment in LGTBQ+ Gaming

Nutaku Makes $5M Investment in LGTBQ+ Gaming

MONTREAL — Bringing LGTBQ+ gaming to the forefront, Nutaku.net has announced a $5 million investment plan over the next three years with a goal of providing a nuanced gaming experience that goes well beyond the cliché.

Currently hosting an independent LGBTQ+ games section with more than 40 titles, Nutaku is committed to the inclusion of all adult gaming communities. Given that less than 1 percent of games are likely to find success on the App Store, Nutaku gives developers an alternative shot at success. Following the success of gay games such as “Men Bang,” “Gay Harem” and “Booty Calls: Men at Work,” more developers are creating inclusive versions of their original popular titles. Two of Nutaku’s most popular games, “Fap CEO” and “Booty Farm,” have released their gay versions, “Fap CEO: Men Stream” and “Cockville,” last week.

“The new investment portfolio is born out of the flourishing number of adult gamers who identify with the LGBTQ+ community, empowering diversity within the adult gaming world,” Nutaku Communications Manager Julie Hall said. “Resonating enthusiasm amongst gamers and game developers alike, Nutaku stimulates the creation of a space to build and support a diverse selection of high-quality adult titles.”

In celebration, Nutaku is hosting a Pride Sale Event from June 25-July 2, offering special deals and sales on its LGBTQ+ titles along with gear from the limited-edition Nutaku Pride Collection.

Nutaku is also launching an initiative to give back to the LGBTQ+ community by donating all proceeds from game and merchandise sales to New York’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center, which empowers people to lead healthy, successful lives. To learn more about their work, click here.

To see Nutaku’s LGBTQ+ games section, click here.

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