History Stripperiffic / VideoGames

** This [[DownplayedTrope trope was downplayed]] recently as armours tend to cover the players neck to toes for both genders[[note]]Some to the point that the player appears androgynous at first glance.[[/note]], while some skin-revealing armours apply to men as well.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Vindictus}}'', all female playable characters are beautiful and busty (more so if cash shop items are used) but the player decides if they fit this Trope; a player can have her use full plate armor and be the sensible type, or make here the shameless type who wears a ChainMailBikini.

* Feena from ''VideoGame/{{Grandia}}'' is said to be one of the most skilled and intelligent adventurers in the world. Her outfit of choice? A bikini top (with inexplicable sleeves) and a very small miniskirt that by all rights shouldn't cover anything. The physics of it are inexplicable.

* Kate Alen from ''VideoGame/{{F-Zero GX}}''Wears essentially a skimpy bikini, but the males could also be considered to be in stripperiffic outfits since some of the males go around in speedos and muscle shirts, and Captain Falcon himself wears a skin tight suit with nipple buttons.

* ''VideoGame/{{Planescape}}'''s snarky CuteMonsterGirl Annah has a set of identically different bodices and hip-high boots that cover little.

* While the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' series usually falls under the category of HalfDressedCartoonAnimal and thus this trope is easily handwaved, an early issue of the Archie comic made a joke about Princess Sally wearing a "revealing two-piece outfit". At the time, she only wore a pair of boots. Rouge the Bat, who wears a black skin-tight spandex suit and a pink ChainmailBikini that exposes varying amounts of cleavage, depending on the game. Her alternate outfits tend to be even ''more'' stripperiffic.

* While the standard ladies' fashion choice in the ''Franchise/JakAndDaxter'' series is to BareYourMidriff, only [[MsFanservice Ashelin's]] outfit really counts as [[WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation she only wears enough cloth to cover a quarter of a person]]. ''VideoGame/JakXCombatRacing'' made it a little less skimpy.

* Ohatsu in ''VideoGame/{{Onimusha}}: Dawn of Dreams'' begins the game conservatively dressed. After her outfit is supposedly destroyed in a battle, however, she changes into a more revealing, stripperiffic outfit that she pieced together out of the remains of the old one.

** Dunban has a skill called Inner Peace, which grants him a great bonus of agility (his key stat) if he is wearing no armor at all, so he would just walk around wearing almost nothing, but being very fast in the meanwhile.

*** Speaking of ''TalesOfSymphonia'', there's also Pronyma from the first game.

* Franchise/TheElderScrolls games let you strip your character down to their underwear, with females wearing a fur bra and panties. However, most [=NPCs=] won't take you seriously when you're naked; most will refuse to speak with you while you're in this state of undress, except to tell you to put some clothes on.
** There actually is a topless bar in Morrowind, though. It only matters if you're part of the Fighters Guild (a quest requires you to collect money from the owner), though you can still go in and talk to the characters regardless of whether or not you're performing the quest. If you stay long enough, the girls on stage start doing a little dance (though this is a rare occurrence).
** The cover art for Arena, the first game in the series, features a female warrior in the smallest bikini possible- even though no such "armor" appears in the game itself.
** The games from Morrowind onward allow user-made mods of all sorts. Needless to say, the modding community ran wild with this, on top of body replacement mods with full nudity.

* ''VideoGame/BodyHarvest'': Daisy's revealing outfit, which looks like it came straight out of ''Metal Hurlant''. However, since she's MissionControl for most of the game it's not on display that much.

* Franchise/WildARMS in general tend to avert this trope, even avoiding form-hugging outfits to an extent and cladding its heroines rather modestly, a rarity for modern game franchises.

** Finally played straight with Rebecca Streisand's hot pants in ''VideoGame/{{Wild ARMs 5}}''.

* Many female demons from ''MegamiTensei'' series, Lilim and Succubus seem to be clear example.

** Many of the [[CuteMonsterGirl demon girls]] in the ''VideoGame/ShinMegamiTensei'' series exhibit this to varying degrees, most notable [[http://megamitensei.wikia.com/wiki/Ishtar Ishtar]], [[http://megamitensei.wikia.com/wiki/Scathach Scathach]], and [[http://megamitensei.wikia.com/wiki/Undine Undine]].

* Operator Gina, the tutorial instructor in the MMORPG ''[[AirRivals ACE Online]]'' is particularly Stripperiffic. Midriff-bearing dress shirt, double-slit miniskirt, garter belts and fishnet stockings.

* ''Franchise/DragonQuest''

* This seems to be the basis of the outfit of Shanoa, the heroine of ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaOrderOfEcclesia''. Which means, she'll be the first Stripperiffic good guy to ever embrace the canon story by IGA (at least after Sonia got thrown out of canon). It's somewhat justified in that the tattoos on her body double as weapons.

* ''StarCraft'' features relatively few female units. We only see the face of the Terrans' Dropship pilot. And while the in-game model of [[spoiler:Infested Kerrigan]] isn't particularly stripperiffic, her appearances in rendered cutscenes and other media most definitely ''are''.
** According to ''StarCraft: Ghost'', ghosts fight with their derrière uncovered.

* Some ''Franchise/TalesSeries'' ladies have this trope in mind:

* [[ChainmailBikini Common]] for female [[FighterMageThief warriors]] in ''{{Rift}}''; less so for other classes. Also common among {{N|onPlayerCharacter}}PCs; Asha Catari, for example, seems to take pride in her {{Power Tattoo}}s. And there are plenty of {{Walking Shirtless Scene}}s scattered around the game world, too.

* ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'' features [[PerkyFemaleMinion Harley Quinn]] in a new uniform. Although her old clothes were tight, they covered most of her skin. Her new uniform looks like the standard NaughtyNurseOutfit, combined with bondage gear. Poison Ivy also gets a new costume, which again is more revealing than her normal comics getup. This is lampshaded in ''Arkham City'', where you can overhear two prisoners talking about her outfit.

* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Gloria. The way she fights only serves to emphasize how little skin her outfit covers.

** Going by the promotional art, Disgaea D2, a direct sequel to the first, ups the ante: Etna is basically wearing a bikini.

* ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIX'': Sentinels of the Starry Skies has the Warrior profession. There's a bit of a difference in the Male and Female standard getup. Of course, it's fully customizable, [[http://www.siliconera.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/image-thumb130.png but still.]] And almost every other game from the third game onward has at least one example.
* ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVIII'': Journey of the Cursed King has some LampshadeHanging in a few scenes involving Jessica and her apparent "Va-va-voom" in addition to several monsters using "puff-puff" (accompanied by honking noises).