Ark Re -Code
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What the game is
Ark Re:Code is a free-to-play casual clicker RPG set after a meteor disaster, in which the player leads a squad of female fighters against an enemy called the Apostle. Its Nutaku page lists Neversoft as the developer and Nutaku Publishing as the publisher, and the game's own landing page calls it an apocalyptic strategy RPG under the tagline "Together until the stars fall!". It runs on Android through an APK from the Nutaku page, in a PC browser and in a mobile browser, with German, English, French and Spanish listed as languages. It is an adult game with uncensored animated scenes, tagged as harem and monster girl, and the official site states that all characters appearing on it are over 18 years old.
Starting costs nothing. Nutaku files the game under its free games, tags it Free to Play and attaches its standard note that such games may include in-game purchases.
How it plays
The story begins in the year 2122. A meteor disaster, caused by the sudden arrival of the Apostle, destroyed the Earth. The survivors rebuilt using a new energy source from the meteor called Astrogen, but the Apostle appears again. The player is a Savior who leads a charming and powerful squad of girls against the Apostle's challenges and looks for a way to save the world. Neversoft's own site adds that humanity used Astrogen to build technological refuges called Arks, and that the Apostle has been found disguised as a woman on Earth, so the player must lead an elite squad to defeat her.
In practice the genre line is Casual Clicker RPG, and the tag list includes Auto Battle, Strategy, Adventure and Interactive. The girls the player gathers fight the rampaging mutants and monsters, and the page says the player helps them by raising their abilities and curing their ailments using the player's unique power, which the page calls the key to saving the world. Training, combat and story all connect to the adult scenes: the page says story, combat and training all end in an H-scene. Character Evolution and Collection are also tags, so the loop is to collect characters, grow them and send them into automatic fights. The page claims more than 100 characters to collect in the harem and says group scenes are part of the game. A Leaderboard tag is on the list too, and a "Live Event ends in" countdown on the Nutaku page shows that time-limited events run in the game.
The official landing page names these factions: Ark-alpha, Ark-beta, Ark-gamma, A.R.I., Dune Wolves, Pan-Ark Medics, The Order of Truth and the Apostle. The site's menu is built around the fiction as well: besides news, factions and game features it has sections called Apostle Hunting Team and Investigation Data. It also asks visitors to keep a device in portrait mode, and it plays background music with an on and off switch.
Neither page gives the number of chapters or the length of the story.
Content and themes
Nutaku lists the tags 64 Bit APK, Adventure, Animated Sex, Auto Battle, Big Breasts, Body Interaction, Character Evolution, Collection, Cyberpunk, Fantasy, Free to Play, Futuristic, Harem, Interactive, Leaderboard, Monster Girl, Nudity, Story Rich, Strategy and Uncensored. In plain words the game is a science-fiction adventure with a fantasy and cyberpunk flavor, a large female cast, animated adult scenes, and nudity with no censoring. Sexual content is not a side layer here: by the page's own summary, every activity in the game leads to an adult scene.
The monster girl tag and the mutants in the story cover the non-human side of the cast, and the harem tag covers the collecting. The fantasy and sci-fi themes sit together: the apocalypse and Astrogen technology are the science-fiction frame, and the tag list adds Fantasy. The official site's notice says the site includes sexual, violent and potentially frightening content, asks players to pace themselves to avoid addiction, and says certain content requires a separate purchase to be accessible. That is the official site's own statement, and it means some content sits behind purchases.
Platforms and where to get it
The Nutaku page lists Android, PC browser and mobile browser, with a Play Free Now button for browser play and a Download Android App link for an APK file. Its tags include 64 Bit APK. The official landing page, at arkrecode.com, lists the platform as iOS, Android and PC, so it names iOS and PC where the Nutaku page does not. The landing page names no store for an iOS version, and the Nutaku page is the one place with a download button, for the Android APK. The Nutaku listing gives the game in German, English, French and Spanish, while the official site itself can be read in Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English and Korean, and links a Discord, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube presence for the game.
Neversoft, whose site at never-soft.com describes it as an adult mobile game publisher, lists Ark Re:Code first among its games and says it has published 10+ mobile games globally, including this one. Nutaku, for its part, credits Neversoft as developer and Nutaku Publishing as publisher. Neversoft says it offers multilingual customer support in Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean, with VIP support among its channels.
Price and model
Ark Re:Code is free to play, and purchases inside it are possible. Nutaku says the first part with its Free to Play tag and its in-game-purchases note, and the official site supplies the second with its line that certain content requires a separate purchase.
As of October 2026 neither the Nutaku page nor the official landing page states a price, a currency or what the separately purchased content is.
Development state and version
In October 2026 the official landing page lists a release date of Nov 15, 2023, and it carries a copyright line of 2023-2025. The landing page's news block holds only placeholder entries dated October, 27th, 2023, so it says nothing about updates since release. The Nutaku page does not state a version number. Its live event countdown is the one sign that the game is running events in October 2026.
Who it suits and who it does not
Ark Re:Code suits an adult who wants a free-to-start clicker RPG with automatic battles and a large collectible cast, set in a post-apocalyptic science-fiction world with a fantasy tint, and who wants uncensored animated scenes. The Android APK, the mobile browser option and the site's portrait-mode note all point to a game made for phones.
It is a poor fit for someone who wants hands-on tactical control, because the tags point to auto battle and clicking. The official site says some content requires a separate purchase, and prices only become visible inside the game. iOS owners should note that the landing page names iOS without naming a store, and that the official news block has nothing real in it to judge the update history by.