Geisha
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Geisha is an erotic adventure game. A mad scientist kidnapped the protagonist's girlfriend Eva, and wants to transform her into some sort of a futuristic geisha (half-machine, half-human). The hero travels to Tokyo and must face various dangers to prevent this from happening.
The game uses a point-and-click interface (with mouse support) and has several small sub-games included, such as a simple card game, a jigsaw puzzle with a time limit, a short arcade sequence, and others.
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9 People (8 developers, 1 thanks)
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Average score: 38% (based on 10 ratings)
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Manual
The manual contains a short story, which consists largely of the actual game texts. It is not quite clear why Tomahawk chose to anticipate the entire plot in that way.
Translation
Geisha is originally a French game, and somehow the translators couldn't quite agree on one name for the evil “Dragon Lubrique”. It is called “Lustful Dragon” on the box, mutates into a “Lubricious Dragon” in the game, and finally becomes a “Slimy Dragon” in the German version. Oily fellow, that.
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Game added by Rebound Boy.
Amiga added by POMAH. Atari ST added by Terok Nor.
Additional contributors: -Chris, Patrick Bregger.
Game added April 17, 2001. Last modified April 4, 2024.