| Erotica Island | |
|---|---|
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| Developer(s) | Redfire Software |
| Publisher(s) | Flare Media Limited |
| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows |
| Release | |
| Mode(s) | Single-player |
Erotica Island is a 2001 X-rated video game developed by Redfire Software and published by Flare Media Limited. It was BBFC 18 Certified. [2]
Bonusweb.cz described the graphics as being of the manga style. [3] The developers described the title as similar in tone and gameplay to Leisure Suit Larry . [4]
The game was exhibited by Flare Media Ltd. at an expo, with hostesses in pink dresses promoting the game. [5] The developers wanted to release the game during February 2001, ideally on Valentine's Day. [6] The game went on sale on March 21, 2001 in Britain, and those in other countries could purchase the game online. [7]
While Flare Media assured Bonusweb.cz many times that they would send a demo of the game, they never did. Bonusweb.cz was only able to review the game after a community member who had bought the game sent it to them. [8]
The player is the billionaire Reggie Rich whose plane crashes on an island. The only way to escape is on a boat. However the owner lends it for $10,000. He offers to lend it for $100 if the player seduces all the girls on the island. [9]
| Publication | Score |
|---|---|
| Absolute Games | 25% [10] |
| GameCaptain.de | 14% [11] |
| PC Games | 1% [12] |
| Four Fat Chicks |  [13] |
Erotica Island was panned by critics. Four Fat Chicks called the game "crap", with "no redeeming value, social or otherwise". [13] Video game database Spong described it as a "perverted, poor attempt". [14] Bonusweb.cz criticised the game's graphics. [15] GameCaptain.de gave the game a rating of 14 out of 100. [11] Absolute Games gave the game a rating of 25%. [10]
German gaming magazine PC Games strongly criticized Erotica Island, calling it "shit" and an "idiotic pseudo-adventure" with "atrociously bad" graphics, and gave it an overall score of one percent. PC Games summarized the game as a whole as a game about "small dicks and big boobs ... and absolutely nothing at all", further stating bluntly that "if you play this game longer than five minutes, it's your own fault." [12]
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