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Plundered Hearts (Video Game)
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Plundered Hearts is an Interactive Fiction game, written by Amy Briggs and published by Infocom in 1987. It draws inspiration from historical romance novels and swashbuckling adventure movies.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The player takes the role of Lady Dimsford, who is traveling to join her father in the Caribbean (who she believes is stricken ill by a "wasting tropical disease") when her ship is attacked by pirates. All is not as it first appears, and she is obliged to become a Damsel out of Distress and thwart the schemes of Jean Lafond, the conniving Antagonistic Governor of St. Sinistra. The romantic interest is provided by Lovable Rogue Nicholas Jamison (who goes by the Nom de Guerre of "The Falcon"), who rescues the protagonist near the beginning and goes on to need rescuing himself on multiple occasions.This is the only professionally-published interactive fiction game to be categorized in the Romance genre, to date. The game has 54 locations that you can explore. It is also the last game for the Atari 8-Bit Computers. By 1987, Infocom no longer rated its games on difficulty level. Some fans consider the game to be equivalent to the company's "Standard" level. More info on the game can be found in this link.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); }) | |
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All Men Are Perverts: In theme with the pulpy romance novels that it's emulating, but perhaps not in theme with what you expect from a videogame, rape is a menace throughout your adventure. Being raped is as instantly game-ending as drowning or being eaten by a crocodile, and you'll ***suffer a fate worse than death*** — as the game puts it — many times before winning. | |
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Book-Ends: Plundered Hearts starts with a daydream in which the female protagonist shoots a pirate with a pistol and drops it before he caresses and kisses her. The Golden Ending repeats this scenario: the same protagonist shoots Andy Crulley dead with the same pistol and drops it before Nicholas Jamison gratefully embraces and kisses her tenderly. | |
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Babies Ever After: Discussed in the Golden Ending, when Nick asks you, "Together, shall we carve a kingdom blessed with fair children and freedom?" | |
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Ballroom Blitz: Nicholas Jamison starts a Sword Fight with Jean Lafond to avenge his brother's murder at the ballroom. Lafond is getting the better of Nick, and it will be curtains for him unless you crash the party with a Chandelier Swing... | |
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