Eva Elfie Joins Nutaku's Adults-Only Dating Sim 'Booty Calls'

Eva Elfie Joins Nutaku's Adults-Only Dating Sim 'Booty Calls'

LOS ANGELES — Following in the digital footsteps of Pornhub ambassador Asa Akira, top-ranked amateur model Eva Elfie has joined Nutaku's adults-only dating sim "Booty Calls" as a playable character.

Elfie is only the second adult star to join the "Booty Calls" world. "As the new girl in town, Eva will be looking for hot new opportunities," a rep explained. "Your charming words and awesome puzzle-solving talent are bound to impress her. Win her love and affection and you’ll certainly be treated to sexy surprises."

"Deep down the blue ocean, a curious mermaid princess named Andriella desperately wants to see the world beyond the surface. Her wish finally comes true after a mermaid witch agrees on helping her under one condition: Andriella needs to supply her with a unique ingredient, that can only be obtained from human girls," said the rep. "Now Andriella is with you and you must help her get the special ingredient —by seducing sexy ladies at Naughty Beach."

Play "Booty Calls" here and follow Nutaku on Twitter.

Following the integration of Asa Akira into "Booty Calls" last year, a trio of Pornhub stars joined other games: apart from Elfie, Little Reislin joined "Project QT" and Sola Zola merged into "Fap CEO."

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