Questions, answered

Yes. The game is free to play on Nutaku and you can progress through the entire story without paying. Optional purchases speed things up, but daily missions and events give free players a steady income of currency and materials. New-player bonuses and login campaigns also make the opening weeks especially generous.

Everlusting Life runs in any modern PC browser, in mobile browsers, and as a dedicated Android app. Progress is tied to your account, so you can switch between desktop and phone without losing anything.

No. The browser version plays instantly with no installation. An Android APK is available for players who prefer an app, but it is entirely optional.

It is a card battle RPG with turn-based, auto-battling combat. You collect heroines through gacha summons, build a team, and let the battles play out while you manage positioning and upgrades. Romance and story content are a major part of the experience. Unit roles, faction bonuses and skill timing all matter, and the tutorial explains each piece at a comfortable pace before the difficulty ramps up.

New heroines come from gacha summons, story progression and limited-time events. Rate-up banners are the best place to spend currency, and event rewards regularly include recruitable characters.

Everlusting Life is translated into thirteen languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Polish and Japanese, so most players can enjoy the full story in their native tongue.

Yes. The game features uncensored anime artwork and adult scenes as part of its romance and story systems. You must be of legal age in your region to play.

Events run on a rotating schedule and bring new heroines, story scenes and a special event shop. You earn event tokens from stages and spend them before the event ends. Events are the best source of limited characters and materials. Event schedules are announced in advance, so you can plan when to save stamina and currency for the fights that matter.

No. The game is a browser title with modest requirements. Any reasonably modern computer handles it easily, and the Android app runs on a wide range of phones.

Yes. Use the Android app or simply open the mobile browser version. The interface is adapted for touch controls and smaller screens. You can start on PC and continue on the train, since your account carries over between platforms.