King of Kinks

What King of Kinks is

King of Kinks is a squad-based fantasy RPG from DPH Studio, published by Nutaku Publishing according to its Nutaku page. The player builds a harem of female fighters, sends a team of 5 into automatic battles against the Kingdom of Clouds, and recruits new characters through a gacha system. The page calls it a fast-paced fantasy hentai RPG available for free on Android, iOS and PC, with in-game purchases possible.

It is a game for a player who wants to set a team up and watch it fight, then spend the rest of a session on upgrades, events and chat conversations with the cast. It is not a game with manual tactical combat: the page says the player modifies the team and then sends it into battle without having to do anything. A reader who wants hands-on control of every move will find the opposite of that here.

How it plays

The premise on the page is a rebellion. The player's father was a rebel king who targeted the Kingdom of Clouds, a legion of women who rule the land and have put the nation's men into submission. He was executed, and the player, as his sole heir, inherits the cause. The page frames the choice as leading a rebellion to topple the matriarchy or living under it.

Combat is an automatic 5v5 system. The player picks 5 characters, each with different abilities and combat skills, and the battle plays out in real time as an animated 2D fight. Between battles the player powers up characters, changes the team, or tries the gacha system to gain allies. Progress runs through Story Mode, a series of levels and stages, each harder than the last.

Around the story the page lists many modes. The King's War PvP arena pits the player's strongest team against real players, with seasons, rankings and a special arena currency exchanged in a shop for items. Other modes named on the page are the Mystic Tower, Parallel Worlds with mirror bosses, Isle Exploration (a challenging gauntlet), daily challenges, carnivals and event stages. Guild Bosses appear every week, and the page describes them as wicked monsters that reward bringing the strongest team. The Mystic Tower is described as a place to earn powerful loot, and ranking higher in the arena earns better rewards and more chances at the top item, with each season offering its own rewards. Heroines can also be sent out on Exploration, to return with treasure, which the page describes as a way to keep resources stable.

An AFK system lets the game collect loot and level characters while the player is offline. That is the idle element: the page says the player returns to cash in the loot and keep going. The page names 4 goddesses, Freyja, Joan, Nuwa and Zhuyin, each tied to a faction. The player prays to them to raise their potential in battle, and the page's advice is to choose one and put resources into her; each goddess is described as having her own animated scenes. The page calls the whole package a casual action JRPG meant for playing on the go. The page claims over 40 girls with unique animations and conversations, in types such as cat girls, ninjas, idols, elves, knights, queens and princesses.

Content and themes

The page puts adult content front and center. It describes fully animated 2D scenes and says every scene is uncensored. Relationship content runs through the chat dating system, which is built like text messaging: the player talks to a character privately, and good choices bring the player closer and open her animated content. The page says each character has her own scenes, and that the goddesses have unique scenes too.

The setting is fantasy with a harem structure, and the cast includes cat girls and demons next to knights, queens and elves, and the Cloud Kingdom's enemies include beastly Guild Bosses. The art style, according to the page, emphasizes big, busty women and full figures. The tone is playful and openly sexual. The tags under the description are Ahegao, Animated Sex, Big Ass, Big Breasts, Ecchi, Fantasy, Harem, Hentai, Monster Girl, Nudity and Uncensored, next to the system tags Character Evolution, Collection, Idle and Leaderboard. Timed festivals add exclusive costumes and scenes for the cast, the page says.

Platforms and where to get it

The Nutaku page is the official place to get the game. Its Play Free Now button and the Download Android App (APK file) link sit at the top of the page. The summary says the game is available on Android, iOS and PC, and the platform line lists Android, PC Browser and Mobile Browser. iOS shows up again in the tags, as iOS and iOS Compatible, beside 64 Bit APK for the Android build, while the buttons cover the browser game and the Android file only. The game information panel gives the language as English.

Nutaku also has an Add to Favorites option on the page, and it names no other store or developer site for the game.

Price and model

King of Kinks is a free-to-play game with a gacha system, and the rebellion against the Cloud Kingdom can be started without paying; a footnote to the summary allows for in-game purchases. The page does not print what a purchase costs or what the gacha rates are.

What it does describe is where the luck sits. New allies come from the gacha, and the page says Wishing Fountains can be rolled to summon powerful new allies and change every week. It also lists summon events and lucky spins among the ways to pull summons. The arena currency works differently: it is earned in PvP battles and exchanged in a shop for items.

Development state and version

As of October 2026 the page's game information gives a release date of September 01, 2021 and no version number. The page presents King of Kinks as a live game: it says the game is constantly updated, that new festivals happen each month and that the Wishing Fountains update every week. It also describes a recurring structure of weekly Guild Bosses, seasonal arena rewards, carnivals and event stages. For the arena, the page tells players to check how long is left in the current season.

Who it suits and who it does not

King of Kinks suits a mobile player who likes idle and gacha loops, enjoys collecting a large cast and is happy to let battles run automatically. The weekly bosses, the arena seasons and the offline rewards give a session a rhythm of short check-ins, and the chat dating mode gives the cast more to do than fight.

The caveats are structural. Battles are automatic, so the depth is in team composition and upgrades, not in moment-to-moment play. The gacha and the arena seasons make it a game with timers and recruitment luck, and the timed festivals do not last, as the page itself warns. The page does not say how the iOS version is installed.