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Nutaku Debuts Clicker Game 'Porn Tycoon: The Golden Age'

Nutaku Debuts Clicker Game 'Porn Tycoon: The Golden Age'

MONTREAL — Nutaku has announced the rollout of casual clicker title "Porn Tycoon: The Golden Age" with a multi-choice chat system and an automated idle mode, among other features.

"The title blends fun with resource management skills and the sexiest divas from the classic '80s," a rep enthused. "With this new addition, Nutaku continues to grow a roster of business-building titles spiced with kinky elements."

"Set in the '80s, players partner up with Victoria take over a crappy studio space and turn it into a snazzy studio," explained the rep. "Players hire the sexiest adult stars, ensure continuous cash flow and unlock more studio space. The title also features a super-horny 'Flirt mechanic' to seduce the stars and get their private Polaroids for vintage steamy blockbusters."

Key features include "15 hot stars to hire," each with unique personalities, and the option to level-up the the studio's profit-making with "power pills."

Click here for additional details about "Porn Tycoon: The Golden Age" and follow Nutaku on Twitter.

In related news, the platform recently released clicker game "Pleasure Inc." that includes a "funky sci-fi '80s vibe."

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