Nutaku Releases Adults-Only 'Hot Gym,' 'Lewd Soccer League' for Android

Nutaku Releases Adults-Only 'Hot Gym,' 'Lewd Soccer League' for Android

MONTREAL — Nutaku has release two new sports-themed, adults-only games for Android devices: "Hot Gym" and "Lewd League Soccer."

"Hot Gym" is an "an idle clicker game," a rep explained. "Your gym is the one-and-only that can attract all the kinkiest girls in town. Unlock erotic selfies of all the hotties in sensual poses and unleash wildest desires in your own gym."

In-game features include gym upgrades, the ability to collect "sexy photos of hot athletes" and the chance to "train naughty customes and prepare them for championships," said the rep.

"Lewd League Soccer" stars Amber and the Vicarious Vixens, nubile starlets waiting for the player, as the coach, to "guide the sexiest soccer team to victory in the Lewd League. A fast-paced game, this sports sim features 25-plus match seasons, a hot sexting mechanism and over 40 steamy sex scenes," noted the rep. "Build a dream team of over 50 steamy, athletic girls and make the 'Lewd League' the wildest league ever."

Additional in-game features include soccer gameplay and over 50 upgradable athletes.

Visit "Hot Gym" and "Lewd League Soccer" online and follow Nutaku on Twitter.

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