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* BleachedUnderpants: The game's staff includes several creators who would later work on family-oriented games.
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* NotSafeForWork: The game contains erotic content, which results in this trope.
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''Geisha'' is an erotic adventure game released in 1990 by Coktel Vision. A mad scientist kidnapped your girl-friend Eva, and wants to transform her in some sort of futuristic geisha (half machine, half human). You travel to Tokyo to prevent this from happening...
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''Geisha'' is an erotic adventure game released in 1990 by
* JobTitle: OneWordTitle, because "geisha" is a profession.
* OneWordTitle: JobTitle, because "geisha" is a profession.
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* ThirtySecondsOverTokyo: It's a Western game set in Tokyo, so it's bound to include some clichés of Japan.
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* ThirtySecondsOverTokyo: It's a Western game set in Tokyo, so it's bound to include some clichés of Japan.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: It's strongly implied that the player character is a woman, which means that she and Eva could be lesbians.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The mad scientist and the lust demon from the GameOver screen look weirdly cartoonish. They are obviously designed by Pierre Gilhodes, whose art is very recognizable in other Coktel Vision games, in particular the ''{{Gobliiins}}'' series.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The mad scientist and the lust demon from the GameOver screen look weirdly cartoonish. They are obviously designed by Pierre Gilhodes, whose art is very recognizable in other Coktel Vision games, in particular the ''{{Gobliiins}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Gobliiins}}'' series.
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* BleachedUnderpants: The game's staff includes several creators who would later work on family-oriented games.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The mad scientist and the lust demon from the GameOver screen look weirdly cartoonish. They are obviously designed by Pierre Gilhodes, whose art is very recognizable in other Coktel Vision games, in particular the ''{{Gobliiins}}'' series.
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* ThirtySecondsOverTokyo: It's a Western game set in Tokyo, so it's bound to include some clichés of Japan.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: It's strongly implied that the player character is a woman, which means that she and Eva could be lesbians.
* MadScientist: He's the antagonist of the story.
* NotSafeForWork: The game contains erotic content, which results in this trope.
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* MadScientist: He's the antagonist of the story.
* NotSafeForWork: The game contains erotic content, which results in this trope.
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''Geisha'' is an erotic adventure game released in 1990 by Coktel Vision. A mad scientist kidnapped your girl-friend Eva, and wants to transform her in some sort of futuristic geisha (half machine, half human). You travel to Tokyo to prevent this from happening...
The game uses a point-and-click interface (with mouse support) and has several small sub-games included.
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The game uses a point-and-click interface (with mouse support) and has several small sub-games included.
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!!This VideoGame contains examples of:
