Nutaku Launches 'Warm and Cozy' Winter Promo Sale

MONTREAL — Nutaku has launched its "Warm and Cozy Winter Sale," running through Jan. 5.

Players can grab free-to-play and downloadable titles by choosing from in-game discount deals and themed events. Some of the top titles featured in the sale are “Project QT,” “King of Kinks,” “Harem Heroes” and “Chick Wars.”

"We are also gifting our players this festive season with Nutaku's ultimate Gold Package deals, available for first-time users as well as regular players, to enhance their lewd gaming experience," noted a company rep.

Those packages are:

Winter Sale Gold Starter Packages

  • $1: 400 Nutaku Gold (300 Free Bonus Gold)
  • $5: 1,020 Nutaku Gold (520 Free Bonus Gold)
  • $25: 5,175 Nutaku Gold (2,675 Free Bonus Gold)
  • $75: 15,750 Nutaku Gold (8,250 Free Bonus Gold)

One-time purchase Gold Packages

  • $10: 1,100 Nutaku Gold (100 Free Bonus Gold)
  • $300: 37,000 Nutaku Gold (7,000 Free Bonus Gold)
  • $1,000: 127,000 Nutaku Gold (27,000 Free Bonus Gold)

Unlimited Purchase Gold Packages

  • $35: 4,095 Nutaku Gold (595 Free Gold)
  • $120: 14,400 Nutaku Gold (2,400 Free Bonus Gold)
  • $500: 62,500 Nutaku Gold (12,500 Free Bonus Gold)

Click here for additional details about the "Winter Sale Event" and follow Nutaku on Twitter.

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