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Originally Posted by Agustin
I think The Last Express could be considered romantic, very much among the same lines as Heart Of China. But to my knowledge the one "pure" romantic adventure is certainly Plundered Hearts.
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I'm glad other people mentioned TLE.
It has more than one romantic relationship, by the way. And yes, Lotus Spring, highly romantic. Plundered Hearts is an Infocom text adventure about a heroine on a mission to save her dear "papa". Good writing in pulp fiction style. Here's a sample from the very beginning.
Chestnut hair, tousled by the wind, frames the tanned oval of his face. Lips curving, his eyes rake over your inadequately dressed body, the damp chemise clinging to your legs and heaving bosom, your gleaming hair. You are intensely aware of the strength of his hard seaworn body, of the deep sea blue of his eyes. And then his mouth is on yours, lips parted, demanding, and you arch into his kiss...
Still makes me giggle.
