Nutaku Releases Sexy New 'Pleasure Inc.' Clicker Game

Nutaku Releases Sexy New 'Pleasure Inc.' Clicker Game

MONTREAL — Nutaku has announced the release of clicker game "Pleasure Inc." that includes a "funky sci-fi '80s vibe."

"A fun and addictive business-building title with neon graphics, synthwave music and the hottest babes, players can seduce and unlock the sexual prowess of the sensual ladies in their 'sex lab' with an interactive dating mechanic," noted a rep.

"You are the lead scientist in a top-secret government experiment that has set out to create a series of lifelike female sex-androids. But you’re fired and you vow to grow bigger than them by establishing a tubular sex toy business," the rep explained. "You take the help of your trusted sex android, Bella Bottoms, who will guide you at every step. Buy factories, complete challenging orders and expand the horizons of your glorious orgasmic empire."

Key features include "gorgeous ladies with unique personalities and stories" and the option to "hire pretty mangers to run your business and level them up to increase productivity," the rep said.

Besides the business-building simulation, the game also includes over 30 uncensored scenes, the opportunity to upgrade and unlock several Mines, Factories and Farms and more than 20 different kinds of sex toys.

Click here for additional details about "Pleasure, Inc."

In related news, Nutaku has kicked off its "Go for Gold" weeklong promo that runs through July 12.

"The event lets fans indulge in lewd gaming — not only with sparkling golden offers, but also with limited-edition Nutaku Gold Bonus Packages," the rep enthused.

Players can pick from any one of these Gold Packs "for some extra fun":

Starter Packs for new users

  • $2: 400 Nutaku Gold (200 bonus NG)
  • $12: 1,800 Nutaku Gold (600 bonus NG)
  • $25: 3,750 Nutaku Gold (1,250 bonus NG)
  • $50: 7,500 Nutaku Gold (2,500 bonus NG)
  • $99: 14,850 Nutaku Gold (4,950 bonus NG)

Gold Packs for users already registered with Nutaku

  • $10: 1,100 Nutaku Gold (100 bonus NG)
  • $18: 2,016 Nutaku Gold (216 bonus NG)
  • $35: 4,025 Nutaku Gold (525 bonus NG)
  • $60: 7,080 Nutaku Gold (1,080 bonus NG)
  • $115: 13,800 Nutaku Gold (2,300 bonus NG)
  • $325: 39,975 Nutaku Gold (7,475 bonus NG)
  • $550: 69,850 Nutaku Gold (14,850 bonus NG)
  • $999: 129,870 Nutaku Gold (29,970 bonus NG)

The "Go for Gold" event includes the following in-game perks:

  • "Project QT": Top sexy babes available for exchange
  • "Harem Heroes": 60% off Hero Page content
  • "Horny Arcana": Noble Soul Shard Gift Box to randomly receive 50 Soul Shards of SSR-rank members — Mimi, Seila, Celia, Ann and many more
  • "Sexy Airlines": Beach volleyball event with interactive animations and numerous new chat threads with pictures as well as themed costumes
  • "Comix Harem": 10% off Energy
  • "Brazzers: The Game": 400 Gems, 10x Premium ZZ Box, 10x Regular ZZ Box, 5x Super Stat Booster 375 VIP Points

Find additional "Go for Gold" details here and follow Nutaku on Twitter for updates.

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