Nutaku Offers Black Friday Promo on Games, 'Gold' Packages

MONTREAL — Nutaku.net is offering a Black Friday sale on various browser-based and premium adult games with curated deals on over 100 titles, including in-game events, character additions and bonus packages.

As part of the promo, Nutaku is offering limited-time Gold Packages with deals for new players and returning users.

Three new Starter Packs will give first-time users extra Gold to enhance their gaming experience, with 400 Gold available for $1 (a 300 percent bonus); 1,000 Gold for $5 (a 100 percent bonus); and 4,500 Gold for $20 (a 125 percent bonus).

All players can receive bonuses on Nutaku Gold packages, with 1,100 Gold for $10 (a 10 percent bonus); 3,500 Gold for $30 (a 17 percent bonus); 12,000 Gold for $100 (a 20 percent bonus); 37,000 Gold for $300 (a 23 percent bonus); and 62,500 Gold for $500 (a 25 percent bonus).

Also, fan-favorite game “Merge Nymphs” is adding a new Sand Nymph, including a bonus sex scene, while “King of Wasteland” fans can receive speedups at 70 percent off and war machines at 30 percent off the original price, and Nutaku’s most popular games, “Fap CEO” and “Project QT” have bonuses as well.

On top of in-game deals, premium titles are available at up to 93 percent off, with “An Adventurer’s Tale,” “Seed of the Dead,” “Super Naughty Maid 2” and “Deardrops” at up to 65 percent off.

Players can check out the Black Friday sale here and receive 25 percent off on the Nutaku Merch Store here.

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