Kamihime PROJECT R

What the game is

Kamihime PROJECT R is a free-to-play turn-based fantasy RPG made and published by MOEDOKI and offered through Nutaku. It has animated battles, a collectible cast of characters called Kamihime, co-op raid bosses and guild play, and adult content that its page tags with animated sex, nudity, bondage and hentai. It runs on Android through an APK from the Nutaku page, in a PC browser and in a mobile browser, and English is the only language the page lists.

Nothing is charged to start: the page carries the Free to Play tag, and a footnote under the summary says that free games may include in-game purchases. A reader who wants a long-running online RPG with events, raids and a collection to build, rather than a short self-contained story, is the person this page describes.

How it plays

The premise is told in a few lines. Long ago a civilization of magic and technology flourished, and a great calamity called Ragnarok destroyed it. A thousand generations later only dilapidated ruins remain, and dark forces are moving to bring about a second Ragnarok. Only the godlike power of the Kamihime can stop them. The player and a long-time friend named Alyssa find the Device, an ancient contraption that activates inter-dimensional gates. With it they travel the globe, gathering Kamihime to prepare for battle and prevent the catastrophe.

The core loop is turn-based combat. The page calls it fully animated turn-based action, with the player commanding a squad of Kamihime against a variety of foes, using an array of attack, defense, healing and support abilities.

The longer write-up that Nutaku prints under the feature list fills in the battle rules. A turn offers a normal attack, a magic attack or a special attack, and characters can fire special super attacks once they have charged up enough power. Some quests chain more than one stage, and the squad has to survive all of them with what it brought, which is the thinking ahead the write-up stresses. The same text describes visual novel elements with interactive storytelling, says each collectible Kamihime has her own personality, skills, weaknesses and strengths, names a character called Diabolos, mentions Japanese voice acting, and notes that the game opens with a lewd scene.

Beyond the solo story quests, the game is built around other players. The page describes co-op raid battles, in which players from around the world work together to take down massive raid bosses, and a union system, in which friends band together and support each other. The tag list confirms the multiplayer side with Guild Battle, PVP and Raid Battle. Raids are tied to timed events: the news section on the page announces raid events with fixed start and end times, and a "Live Event ends in" countdown sits above the genre line.

Customization is the second layer. The player sets up a party to suit a play style and can enhance and equip weapons to power the team up. The page calls this customization and pairs it with the tag Character Evolution, so characters are meant to grow over time rather than stay fixed.

The third layer is collecting. The page says Kamihime can be gained by fighting side by side in main quests, through the gacha, or through success in an event, so there are several routes to build a team. Additional quests let the player get to know each Kamihime. The story is described as an epic fantasy that moves through unique realms with enemies and allies.

Content and themes

Nutaku files the game under RPG, Strategy and Turn Based RPG, and its tags are Animated Sex, Bondage, Character Evolution, Collection, Epic Fantasy, Free to Play, Guild Battle, Hentai, High Depth Gameplay, iOS, Mobile Friendly, Nudity, PVP, Raid Battle and Romance. In plain terms this is an anime-style fantasy game with animated adult scenes, nudity, a bondage tag and a romance tag. The tags are the page's whole account of the adult content, apart from the write-up's remark that the opening scene is a lewd one.

The setting is high fantasy with some technology in its ruined past: ancient devices, gates between dimensions, godlike beings and a world-ending calamity. Romance and Bondage stand side by side in the tag list, the second being the game's one BDSM-related label, and the write-up counts the story, the characters and the voice work among the game's strengths next to the adult content.

Platforms and where to get it

The page says the game is available on Android, PC browser and mobile browser, and that its recommended browser is Google Chrome. The official place to get it is its Nutaku page at nutaku.net/games/kamihime-r/. That page offers Play Free Now for browser play and a Download Android App link for an APK file.

One detail needs a careful reading. The tag list includes iOS and Mobile Friendly, but the platform line names only Android, PC browser and mobile browser, and there is an install button for Android alone. The page does not name an iOS app or an App Store listing, so for an iPhone the mobile browser is the route the page supports. MOEDOKI is credited as publisher and developer without a link to a site of its own.

Price and model

Kamihime PROJECT R follows the free-to-play model, and the write-up on the page uses the short form F2P for it. Purchases inside the game are possible, as Nutaku's footnote says. Characters are gained through the main quests, through the gacha and through events, so the gacha is one route among several, not the only one. As of October 2026 the page publishes no price and names no premium currency, pass or bundle, so the cost of gacha pulls can only be seen in the game itself.

Development state and version

As of October 2026 the page lists a release date of February 15, 2017, and the game is clearly still being operated. Its news section carries an item dated 2026/10/01 for the 9.5 Anniversary Event, a raid event titled Tales of the Millennium Kingdom: Twin Wings of the Fallen, with a raid quest period from Sep 30, 20:00 to Oct 14, 20:00. Earlier items from September are a rematch of the Stolas Advent Battle and a midsummer raid event that began on Aug 31. Alongside those dated events the page gives no build or version number for the game.

Who it suits and who it does not

Kamihime PROJECT R suits a player who likes turn-based combat with animated skills, who enjoys collecting a roster and building a team, and who is comfortable with a game that lives on timed raids and events. The guild, union, PvP and co-op features make it a better fit for someone who wants other players in the loop than for a purely solitary player.

It is a weaker fit for a reader who dislikes gacha systems or event grinds, since collecting characters through the gacha and through events is part of how the game works. Gacha odds and purchase prices are not on the page, and iOS owners will find no named app. Someone who wants a finished, self-contained story with a clear ending will find a game built to keep running instead.