Riana Rouge
Riana Rouge is a 1997 adult action-adventure game developed and published by Black Dragon Productions. It is one of the few titles that have earned an "Adults Only" rating from the ESRB.
Riana Rouge
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- 1997
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Riana Rouge is a 1997 adult action-adventure game developed and published by Black Dragon Productions. It is one of the few titles that have earned an "Adults Only" rating from the ESRB.
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Key facts
Key facts
• Title — Riana Rouge • Developer — Black Dragon Productions • Publisher — Black Dragon Productions • Writer — Nancy Oliver • Producer — Gillian Bonner, Josh Caine • Platforms — Windows 95, Mac OS • Released — 1997 • Genre — Adult, action-adventure • Modes — Single-player
Plot
Plot
The game stars Playboy Playmate Gillian Bonner as Riana, a shy secretary who spies on her boss attempting to rape a co-worker. She enters the office and tries to help her, but she is overpowered by her boss and thrown out of the window. Somehow, she is transported to another world where she is a seductive warrior who must rescue the world from an evil dictator (her boss) and rescue her friend (the co-worker).
Development
Development
Riana Rouge was distributed by Konami of America, and cost $1 million to produce.
Gameplay
Gameplay
The game had an interface which allowed players to control the heroine using an "emotivator", which determines the course of action according to whether the player chooses to feel seductive, compassionate, or afraid.
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1997
Riana Rouge published.
1997
Riana Rouge is recorded as published in 1997.
Reception
German gaming magazine PC Player gave the Windows version of Riana Rouge an overall score of 19%, and PC Joker gave it an overall score of 35%. The game sold 100,000 copies.
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- 1.The Risque Business of 'Riana Rouge'. EW.com.
- 2.Schütz, Volker. Adventure für Einsteiger - Riana Rouge. PC Player. Consumer Medien GmbH. 113. May 1998. 0943-6693.
- 3.Marzinkowski, Marco. Riana Rouge. PC Joker. Joker Verlag. 88. April 1998.
- 4.Carpenter, Susan. She Believes in E-quality. Los Angeles Times. September 20, 1999.
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