Gaydorado ‘comes out’ for iOS and Android
CocoBear launch gay-friendly mobile social-RPG loaded with features
Hong Kong – February 6th 2018 – CocoBear, a leading mobile developer and publisher, is proud to announce that acclaimed title Gaydorado is now available to download free-of-charge for iOS and Android devices via the App Store and Google Play.
Developed with the gay community in mind, Gaydorado is an innovative social role-playing, dress-up narrative experience featuring a whole host of features to get to grips with.
Upon touching down in the picturesque city of Gaydorado, customise your look with a number of chic clothing choices before heading on out to explore a bustling man-tropolis absolutely bursting at the seams with hunks. Experience multiple storylines loaded with action, intrigue and irresistible characters, hit the gym, make friends, start dating or check out combat mode for some intense man-on-man action. Whatever you choose – the city is your playground!
Gaydorado also features its own robust social network allowing you to meet and chat to other players around the globe in a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment. While Seasonal Events give you the opportunity to take on special challenges and spice up your wardrobe with some hot new costumes.
Upcoming Seasonal Events
- Gatlin Warrior – Jan 24th to Feb 7th
- Valentine’s Day – Feb 14th
- Australia Gay Carnival (Sydney) – Feb 16th – Mar 4th
Gaydorado is now free to download from the App Store and Google Play. To stay up to date with the latest Gaydorado developments, please like the official Facebook page.
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