History BestKnownForTheFanservice / VideoGames

* ''Sudden Attack 2'' advertised "stunning graphic quality." By which they meant Miya, who spent much of the trailer with the camera lovingly pointed at her rear end in short shorts. It was [[OvershadowedByControversy so over-the-top that even the players complained]], which was one of the factors (along with [[ScrewedByTheLawyers contract issues]]) that led to the game's early cancellation.

* ''Evony'' was a city-building browser game that was primarily known for its ads in the 2000s which featured attractive women beckoning "come play, my lord". This is ''the only'' thing that ''Evony'' is known for.

* ''VideoGame/HyruleWarriors'' is largely remembered for A) being a solid [[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Musou game]] that celebrates everything about ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda'' up to that point and B) featuring the EvilIsSexy villainess Cia and her superb NavelDeepNeckline. The fact that most Nintendo properties, even spin-offs, rarely feature that risqué level of fanservice only helped matters.

* ''VideoGame/AtelierRyzaEverDarknessAndTheSecretHideout'' is one of the most well known and best-selling games in the long-running ''Atelier'' series despite being a newer entry. The reason for this is due to an extremely attractive female lead and her equally attractive compatriots. The attention Ryza's design brings to her thighs as well as the game flaunting its swimsuit dlcs prompted the game to receive accolades of fan art and numerous anime figures of Ryza, and a memetic nickname for her as "Thigza". Ironically, the game is actually TamerAndChaster than previous ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'' titles in almost every other regard, lacking a {{Beach|Episode}} or HotSpringsEpisode and other {{Ecchi}} scenes, but that ended up mattering little due to Ryza's default design and her bikini dlc carrying over to all the game's cutscenes anyway.

* ''VideoGame/GoddessOfVictoryNikke'' is a ThirdPersonShooter RolePlayingGame with an in-depth storyline involving humanity's fight against alien machines that have taken control of the Earth's surface and forced mankind underground. You'd only know that if you've played or researched the game, though. Thanks to its SexSells advertising, most people are only aware of it as "that ass game" due to the [[MaleGaze camera perspective]] and [[JigglyPhysics animation]] lovely showcasing how the gun recoil affects your squadmates' shapely behinds.

* ''VideoGame/HyruleWarriors'' is largely remembered for A) being a [[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Musou game]] and B) the EvilIsSexy villainess Cia and her superb NavelDeepNeckline. The fact that most Nintendo properties, even spin-offs, rarely feature that risqué level of fanservice only helped matters.

%%* ''VideoGame/AtelierRyzaEverDarknessAndTheSecretHideout'' is one of the most well known and best-selling games in the long-running ''Atelier'' series. Why? An extremely attractive female lead and her equally attractive compatriots. Despite the game bringing several major improvements to gameplay and graphics, it's hard to talk about the game without someone mentioning Ryza's thighs or [[BoobsOfSteel Lila's chest]]. Ironically, the game is actually TamerAndChaster than previous ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'' titles in almost every other regard, lacking a {{Beach|Episode}} or HotSpringsEpisode and other {{Ecchi}} scenes.%%Needs a rewrite%%

* Kanna from ''VideoGame/BlasterMasterZero2'' is disproportionately [[EnsembleDarkHorse more popular]] than anyone else in the game, or even the ''game itself''. The second's worth of screentime she made in the reveal trailer from the Nintendo Direct was enough for anyone who's into [[PlantPerson plant girls]] with GagBoobs to spontaneously generate fanart of questionable intent, regardless of whatever she's like or wherever she's from.

* ''VideoGame/FatalFury'' is an iconic fighting game series by SNK that soon became ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'', however the vast majority of people will likely only know both franchises through GagBoobs incarnate skimpy ninja girl Mai Shiranui, whose staggering popularity through {{Fanservice}} overshadows pretty much most other fighters. Even iconic poster boy Terry often struggles to compete with Mai when it comes to recognition simply because of the latter’s sex appeal.

* The ''VideoGame/SoulSeries'' series is very much this. The fact it’s a fantasy fighting game where you use weapons and play as characters from different nationalities and cultures is all drowned out by the very busty Ivy who’s DressedLikeADominatrix, whom along other attractive female characters are arguably why the series is as popular as it is. The fact that the [[VideoGame/NierAutomata 2B]] was added to roster in the sixth entry only helps this notion.

* The ''VideoGame/SoulSeries'' series is very much this. The fact it’s a fantasy fighting game where you use weapons and play as characters from different nationalities and cultures is all drowned out by the very busty Ivy who’s DressedLikeADominatrix, whom along other attractive female characters are arguably why the series is as popular as it is. The fact that the aforementioned [[VideoGame/NierAutomata 2B]] was added to roster in the sixth entry only helps this notion.

* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' has this, especially within the characters. This is because the game's actually deep and entrenched plot makes casual fans find it hard to enjoy the story, so players turn to the characters and mostly a lot of female characters that bared their backs a lot, or having really big and jiggly boobs. Ask people about Bullet, Makoto, Litchi, Nine the Phantom, Mai, and Es and- probably the first that comes to mind are their boobs (or in Bullet's case, her really really short pants). Which is rather egregious, since when you look past their assets, they are actually solid characters on their own with rounded personality and a strong story arc... yet it's those 'assets' that are highlighted a lot.

* ''Videogame/NierAutomata'', for those unfamiliar with the ''Franchise/{{Drakengard}}'' trilogy and ''VideoGame/NieR'', is mainly known for having a [[ThirdPersonSeductress very attractive]] RobotGirl as the player character and the fact that you can [[ClothingDamage blow off her clothing with a button prompt]] and expose her butt.

* ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'':
** Tracer is known for one of two things: her butt and controversy to it at pre-release; or being the head honcho of the titular ''Overwatch'' and a well-rounded character. Either way, nobody is complaining one bit about it...
*** Also, the fact that she's a canonical lesbian got a ''lot'' of attention and generated [[BrokenBase even more controversy than her gameplay balance]].
** The other women in that game, like [[MsFanservice Widowmaker]] and D.Va, among others; also get caught up in a lot of risque fanart, with [[AscendedMeme Blizzard seeming to taking notice of this.]] [[FanworkBan They did not take it well, removing videos of rule 34 Overwatch characters at it.]] Of course, they might as well attempt to stop a waterfall by standing at the bottom of and trying to push the water back with their hands; ''Overwatch'' is one of THE most heavily-eroticised games in the history of the medium despite only being out for a few years. There's a reason why Wikipedia has an article about it.

* Inverted with various pornographic ''VideoGame/{{Qix}}'' knockoffs, where they're remembered more for their blatant copyright infringement and the women [[SurpriseCreepy turning into abominations]] such as [[Franchise/{{Hellraiser}} Pinhead]] than the actual erotic content.
* ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'':
** The female characters in the games are pretty iconic, but they’re generally likely to be more remembered by their sexiness and often skimpy wardrobe rather than what they actually do in the games. Jill is an awesome character, but most will know her purely for wearing a tube top and miniskirt that one time in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil3 RE3]]'' or her wearing SensualSpandex in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil5 RE5]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations Revelations]]''. Claire is the heroine of ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil2 RE2]]'' and Chris’ sister but those traits to most people play second fiddle to her wearing booty shots or bending over a computer in tight denim. Ada Wong is biggest example of this though, she’s less remembered for her mysterious and layered role in ''[=RE2=]'' and much more remembered for running around in a red qipao dress that exposes her legs in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil4 RE4]]''. Indeed Ada in particular has a massive FanArt following, despite being a periphery character in the series.
*** Fair to note this applies to the male characters as well, with Chris and [[https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2019/2/20/18209745/resident-evil-2-leon-s-kennedy-mr-x-sex-symbol especially Leon]] often being more regarded as sex symbols rather dudes who have to deal with horrific biomonsters for a living.
** ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage'' introduces new kinds of monsters to the series, ranging from werewolves to cyborgs to an [[StatuesqueStunner extremely tall and curvaceous]] vampire lady with NaughtyNun daughters. Take a guess which of these gained memetic popularity.

* ''VideoGame/FightNRage'' has been praised as a solid SpiritualSuccessor to classic [[TheNineties 1990s]] [[BeatEmUp Beat 'em Ups]] from the [[UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame arcade]] days, as well as its charismatic art style, but chances are you first heard of this game because of its incredibly voluptuous female lead, Gal, dressed in a {{Stripperiffic}} outfit whose breasts bounce frequently. Those who have actually played her story know [[spoiler:Gal is an [[DamselOutOfDistress escapee from being sold into slavery]] who was given [[SexSlave no choice]] about her outfit. It's also possible [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep she has no name of her own]], as all women sold into slavery to the mutants are called "gals"]].

* ''Franchise/TombRaider'': Lara Croft has huge [[BuxomIsBetter guns]] - [[BaitAndSwitchComment oh, and pistols, too]]. A lot of people play the game through on all difficulty levels and get all the trophies-just to unlock the bikini costumes, and to angle the camera to get the best view of Lara's ass and boobs. Subverted with the [[VideoGame/TombRaider2013 2013 reboot]] and [[VideoGame/RiseOfTheTombRaider sequel]] due to her assets being toned down (while still remaining pretty big) in the game's overall more realistic art style.

* ''VideoGame/TraumaCenter'': "Moving Heart" is one of ''Trauma Team'''s most infamous levels; it's a Diagnostics level, and you sometimes need to get your patients to lift up their shirts in order to listen with your stethoscope. In that particular level, your patient is an attractive woman [[BuxomIsBetter with great cleavage]] that's even acknowledged in-universe.

* ''VideoGame/SenranKagura'' is best known for its large cast of [[GagBoobs particularly]] [[JigglePhysics bouncy]] schoolgirls and utterly shameless fanservice with a penchant for [[ClothingDamage leaving said girls in lingerie]]. Those who've actually played the game report competently-executed and enjoyable brawlers, with an actual plot that is not only well fleshed-out, but almost devoid of fanservice, portraying the Shinobi as people with their own goals, values and sacrifices.

* ''VideoGame/{{Didnapper}}'' is a RPG Maker game with a lot of BoundAndGagged girls and {{Fanservice}} but it's better known for its ''Private Cell'' mechanic and abundance of [[NonStandardGameOver possible Game Over scenes]].

* VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}} is a FightingGame with a roster of varied characters, but is mostly known for its provocative, scantily-dressed succubus Morrigan, and to a lesser extent the busty catgirl Felicia. Morrigan has appeared in nine of Capcom's crossover games, sometimes as the game's only representative, while other characters have only appeared in a few. She also dominates both promotional art and fanart of the franchise.

* The ''VideoGame/ExaPico'' series is best known among non-fans for two things: its music, and the copious amounts of fanservice - bath towels and pajamas as costume choices, many bath scenes, and downright having the characters power up by stripping off their clothes! - and [[https://i.redd.it/z7toc8j4mpn41.png innuendo-laced dialogue]].

* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII''. While the game is iconic in many ways. Tifa Lockhart is one of the most notable characters in the entire series, part of it due to her attractive design and infamously large knockers. She got even more attention when a January 2022 ZOOM senate meeting was hacked and a NSFW SFM video of Tifa was shown which had fans adopt her as an unofficial icon of Italy.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX2''. The plot? The GuideDangIt HundredPercentCompletion? The triumphant return of the Franchise/FinalFantasy Job System last seen in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics''? It's all overshadowed by the girls' {{stripperiffic}} dresspheres.

* ''VideoGame/GodOfWarIII'' is infamous for a sequence where you meet Aphrodite and simulate having sex with her.

* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'': Three words--[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Coffee_mod "Hot Coffee" Mod.]]
* ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' is known for a few things: For fighting game enthusiasts, its intensely face-paced, combo-heavy combat that codified "anime fighters". For series fans, its [[AwesomeMusic/GuiltyGear a ridiculously awesome soundtrack]] alongside its batshit crazy {{Animesque}} worldbuilding. For the rest, its outrageous character designs. You have among them {{Stripperific}} InnocentFanserviceGirl Dizzy, sadistic bra-less rocker witch I-No, Bridget, [[UnsettlingGenderReveal a girl who is actually a boy]] [[MemeticMutation that everyone is gay for]] [[UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} but is a girl now so it goes full circle]], and who could forget [[GagBoobs big titty]] [[EyepatchOfPower one-eyed]] HandicappedBadass samurai, Baiken?
** Regarding Baiken, she has one of the biggest case of [[BrokenBase disparity of fans]] between people who are familiar with ''Guilty Gear'' and people who aren't. To long-time GG players, Baiken is a character who's both [[DifficultButAwesome difficult to play]] and somewhat underpowered for the effort but also frustrating to play against because of her defensive options. She only received a ''massive'' surge in popularity after her FanservicePack upgrade in ''Xrd Rev 2'', and her most vocal fans tend to be people who aren't very knowledgeable on her playstyle, are beginners and/or are bad at playing her, or [[PeripheryDemographic don't play the game or touch the genre at all]]. She became the poster girl for a certain type of character that people main solely for "waifu" reasons, and it got so bad with Baiken that "Baiken Main" became a derogatory term.
** Even its sister series ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' has this, especially within the characters. This is because the game's actually deep and entrenched plot makes casual fans find it hard to enjoy the story, so players turn to the characters and mostly a lot of female characters that bared their backs a lot, or having really big and jiggly boobs. Ask people about Bullet, Makoto, Litchi, Nine the Phantom, Mai, and Es and- probably the first that comes to mind are their boobs (or in Bullet's case, her really really short pants). Which is rather egregious, since when you look past their assets, they are actually solid characters on their own with rounded personality and a strong story arc... yet it's those 'assets' that are highlighted a lot.
* ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII'' will be remembered for being Naughty Dog's first game with explicit sexual content. Especially the sex scene between [[spoiler: Abby and Owen]] which has reached MemeticMutation in record time.

* People with only passing knowledge of ''VideoGame/LeagueOfLegends'', from people with zero interest in the MOBA genre to people who actively hate them, may still recognize some of its attractive female champions from its large number of characters.
** This can happen sometimes even with alternate costumes or skins. Ask a ''VideoGame/LeagueOfLegends'' player who isn't ''super'' hardcore into it and only knows about a bit about each champion to tell you about Riven, the Exile, and rather than talking about the warrior woman in ragged armour wielding a gigantic but broken sword, they're more likely to say "Oh, you mean the PlayboyBunny?"[[note]]Battle Bunny Riven resulted from one of the biggest forum threads in ''[=LoL=]'' history and the skin is so popular you are seriously more likely to see it being used than her ''base'' skin.[[/note]]

* ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}'': SamusIsAGirl, and when she's not in her Power Suit, she's in her famous light blue [[SensualSpandex skin-tight]] [[SpyCatsuit Zero Suit]] that ''really'' [[FormFittingWardrobe acentuates]] her figure.

* ''VideoGame/DantesInferno'' is either about a more action-y take on one of the best known depictions of hell, and quite possibly being the first mass marketed media about the subject for a while, or it's about Lucifer's enormous schlong.
* VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}} is a FightingGame with a roster of varied characters, but is mostly known for its provocative, scantily-dressed succubus Morrigan, and to a lesser extent the busty catgirl Felicia. Morrigan has appeared in nine of Capcom's crossover games, sometimes as the game's only representative, while other characters have only appeared in a few. She also dominates both promotional art and fanart of the franchise.
* Even though the ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive'' series is one of the most refined 3D fighting game franchises in the market on its own merits, the vast majority of the public only remember the female fighters' curvy model-esque bodies and JigglePhysics, for better or for worse. Of course, Tecmo isn't trying to mask it or anything. They ran straight to the endzone with that knowledge (and zero regret) when promoting ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Jfzh2s3jlE Dead or Alive 3]]''. Even ''5'', which tried to tone down (and failed miserably) the "doll-like" features of their female fighters and make them more natural looking, offered all sorts of sexy incentives for preorders like fuzzy bunny bikini costumes and squishy mouse pads, and even going back to the roots later on in the game's lifecycle. Also the ''Xtreme'' series, as a volleyball/jet ski game, is basically the video game development equivalent of an ExcusePlot. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fp2yw6OCJg Watch and observe.]] Did you notice much sports action in that trailer?
* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'':
** While most people can tell you it’s a HackAndSlash series, when it comes to specifics the layman will tell you it’s the one with the hot blonde in a corset (Trish) and the hot short dark-haired chick in a school girl outfit (Lady) running around. The laywoman will likely tell you it’s the one where you play as the hunky white haired pretty boy (Dante) with a sword.
** Trish and Lady fall steeply into this for ''[[VideoGame/DevilMayCry4 DMC4]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/DevilMayCry5 DMC5]]'', any relevance they have in the plot or actions they perform are simply drowned out for a good deal of fans by their JigglePhysics in the former and being naked and flashing their bare asses in the latter.

* ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' is about a busty, drool-inducing, barely-clothed [[SuccubiAndIncubi succubus]] who is sexier than sex, wanders the earth looking for a good time, and appears in most of [[VideoGame/CapcomVs Capcom's crossover titles]], [[SarcasmMode right]]? And sometimes people remember the FurBikini -clad CatGirl, whose motivation is becoming a star, and some kind of Chinese undead girl who has blue cleavage and attacks with... um... dunno. Morrigan's the sole Darkstalker in four games: ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNKMillenniumFight2000 Capcom vs. SNK]]'' ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium and its sequel]]'', ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes'', and ''VideoGame/TatsunokoVsCapcom''; with Felicia tagging along in ''[[VideoGame/SNKVsCapcomMatchOfTheMillennium the other Capcom vs. SNK]]'' and ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''. Demitri, who was [[WordOfGod the series' protagonist before he was displaced by Morrigan]], has only shown up in two fighters: ''[[VideoGame/SNKVsCapcomSVCChaos SVC Chaos]]'' and ''VideoGame/CapcomFightingEvolution''. However, this only concerns fighting game appearances and Demitri has appeared in non-fighters like ''VideoGame/NamcoXCapcom'' and ''VideoGame/CrossEdge'' alongside Morrigan herself. He also fits this trope in a roundabout way: Demitri himself is known more for his [[GenderBender Midnight Bliss attack that transforms male characters into attractive female versions of themselves]] and [[FanservicePack females into a more fetishy version of themselves]] ([[FanDisservice usually]]). In fact, most people that play the game these days are [[JustHereForGodzilla Just Here For Morrigan (or Felicia)]].

** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIV'' was the first game to have multiple party members with distinctive personalities, rather than use a predetermined party or a team of PlayerMooks. Of all the characters, {{Stripperiffic}} MsFanservice Maya's artwork is leaps and bounds more voluminous than any other character in the series.

%%Per the Best Known For Fanservice Thread (https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=1653216717000065000), certain entries will be commented out with a another not saying they need a rewrite. Any rewrite proposals are welcome.

* ''VideoGame/AgarestSenki'' effectively uses this as a selling point. 5-generation-long romance story? The whole game is a NintendoHard with TimedMission and HundredPercentCompletion? Screw that, [[NeverTrustATrailer US publishers]] know that players are playing for fan service, and RPG elements are just extra.

* ''VideoGame/AtelierRyzaEverDarknessAndTheSecretHideout'' is one of the most well known and best-selling games in the long-running ''Atelier'' series. Why? An extremely attractive female lead and her equally attractive compatriots. Despite the game bringing several major improvements to gameplay and graphics, it's hard to talk about the game without someone mentioning Ryza's thighs or [[BoobsOfSteel Lila's chest]]. Ironically, the game is actually TamerAndChaster than previous ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'' titles in almost every other regard, lacking a {{Beach|Episode}} or HotSpringsEpisode and other {{Ecchi}} scenes.
* ''VideoGame/TheBattleCats'' is a fast paced TowerDefense game that requires quick thinking and [[SurpriseDifficulty is quite difficult for a mobile game]]. What many players take in notice though is the many, ''many'' female Uber Rares present.
* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'' is an extremely fluid, highly-refined BeatEmUp with some of the deepest combat mechanics ever put in a StylishAction game, and a distinctly over-the-top, gloriously {{Camp}} style that, between it and [[VideoGame/{{Bayonetta 2}} its sequel]], has earned an array of accolades, awards, and even a few coveted perfect scores. But the eponymous Bayonetta's SpyCatsuit is usually the first thing that comes to mind. Or the fact that her boss-slaying cutscenes leave her temporarily wearing nothing but GodivaHair. That and her extremely sensual and teasing personality just pushed the 'fanservice' factor even bigger.
* Since Creator/BioWare has, for the longest time, been the only major WesternRPG producer who consistently included {{Romance Sidequest}}s in their games, you'd be forgiven for thinking that that was all their games were about if you never played them. Curiously, you'd get that impression regardless of whether you listened to the detractors or to the die-hard fans.

* You'd probably be forgiven for hearing about ''VideoGame/BlueArchive'' and immediately correlating it with the massive amount of PlayboyBunny and {{Meido}} fan art that got made about it. Especially if said fan art is of either Karin or Asuna, both of whom have both outfits in the actual game (the Meido look being their base looks).
* ''VideoGame/{{Bombergirl}}'' has gained a cult following outside of Japan namely through it cast of cute and/or sexy girls shifting from the cartoony robot characters from the classic ''Bomberman'' games more than the game itself (which isn't helped by the fact [[NoExportForYou it was never released outside of Japan]]), and one of its defining features involving seeing the girls [[ClothingDamage clothes being blown up]] when the player or team is defeated. The game has spawned a number of fanart of the titular Bombergirls, some of which come in the [[RuleThirtyFour spicy]] variety, especially when it comes to [[NaughtyNuns Sepia]] [[Franchise/{{Castlevania}} Belmont]], [[GoodLookingPrivates Olive]], [[GagBoobs Pine]], and [[VideoGame/QuizMagicAcademy Grim Aloe]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Caladrius}}'' is well-known for the ClothingDamage the characters' portraits suffer whenever they take damage. Even the male characters get in on this, [[MaleGaze albeit to a lesser degree than the female ones]].
* ''VideoGame/CodeVein'' is well known for being a SoulsLikeRPG set in a post-apocalyptic WorldOfBuxom where practically every female character is {{Stripperiffic}} (including the incredibly-customisable player character if you like) and almost half the bosses resemble giant mutated pole dancers (and in the case of [[ThatOneBoss the Invading Executioner]] that is NotHyperbole in the least). It even provides a number of handsome men for the female players to admire as well. Oh, and one of the facilities in your home base is an honest-to-goodness [[HotSpringsEpisode hot spring]] where the cast will lounge around in {{Modesty Towel}}s. Oh, the gameplay and story? Yeah, it's pretty good we guess.

* ''VideoGame/CrusaderKings II'' is a Creator/ParadoxInteractive grand strategy game. However, any time an expansion allows player characters to [[BrotherSisterIncest have sex with their sisters]] in a new way, that is ''all'' that anyone will talk about.

* You'd probably be forgiven for hearing about ''VideoGame/BlueArchive'' and immediately correlating it with the massive amount of PlayboyBunny and {{Meido}} fan art that got made about it.

** The female characters in the games are pretty iconic, but they’re generally likely to be more remembered by their sexiness and often skimpy wardrobe rather than what they actually do in the games. Jill is an awesome character, but most will know her purely for wearing a tubetob and miniskirt that one time in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil3 RE3]]'' or her wearing SensualSpandex in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil5 RE5]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations Revelations]]''. Claire is the heroine of ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil2 RE2]]'' and Chris’ sister but those traits to most people play second fiddle to her wearing booty shots or bending over a computer in tight denim. Ada Wong is biggest example of this though, she’s less remembered for her mysterious and layered role in ''[=RE2=]'' and much more remembered for running around in a red qipao dress that exposes her legs in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil4 RE4]]''. Indeed Ada in particular has a massive FanArt following, despite being a periphery character in the series.

* ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage'' introduces new kinds of monsters to the series, ranging from werewolves to cyborgs to an extremely tall vampire lady with NaughtyNun daughters. Take a guess which of these gained memetic popularity.

* ''Franchise/TombRaider'': Lara Croft has huge [[BuxomIsBetter guns]] - [[BaitAndSwitchComment oh, and pistols, too]]. A lot of people play the game through on all difficulty levels and get all the trophies-just to unlock the bikini costumes, and to angle the camera to get the best view of Lara's ass and boobs. Subverted with the [[VideoGame/TombRaider2013 2013 reboot]] and [[VideoGame/RiseOfTheTombRaider sequel]] due to her assets being toned down in the game's overall more realistic art style.

* There are two things most people know about ''VideoGame/BrainDead13''. The [[TheManyDeathsOfYou hilariously gruesome deaths]] Lance can suffer from, and the [[MsFanservice Vampress Vivi]] with her [[{{Gainaxing}} large jiggling busom]], and her ImpossibleHourglassFigure.

* ''VideoGame/FightNRage'' has been praised as a solid SpiritualSuccessor to classic [[TheNineties 1990s]] [[BeatEmUp Beat 'em Ups]] from the [[UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame arcade]] days, as well as its charismatic art style, but chances are you first heard of this game because of its incredibly voluptuous female lead, Gal, dressed in a {{Stripperiffic}} outfit whose [[{{Gainaxing}} breasts bounce frequently]]. Those who have actually played her story know [[spoiler:Gal is an [[DamselOutOfDistress escapee from being sold into slavery]] who was given [[SexSlave no choice]] about her outfit. It's also possible [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep she has no name of her own]], as all women sold into slavery to the mutants are called "gals"]].
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII''. While the game is iconic in many ways. Tifa Lockhart is one of the most notable characters in the entire series, part of it due to her attractive design and [[{{Gainaxing}} infamously large knockers]]. She got even more attention when a January 2022 ZOOM senate meeting was hacked and a NSFW SFM video of Tifa was shown which had fans adopt her as an unofficial icon of Italy.

* ''VideoGame/MagicalDrop'' is best remembered for The World, who is the scantily-clad mascot character with a [[{{Gainaxing}} bouncy victory animation]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Bombergirl}}'' has gained a cult following outside of Japan namely through it cast of cute and/or sexy girls shifting from the cartoony robot characters from the classic ''Bomberman'' games more than the game itself (which isn't helped by the fact [[NoExportForYou it was never released outside of Japan]]), and one of its defining features involving seeing the girls [[ClothingDamage clothes being blown up]] when the player or team is defeated. The game has spawned a number of fanart of the titular Bombergirls, some of which come in the [[RuleThirtyFour spicy]] variety, especially when it comes to [[NaughtyNuns Sepia]] [[Franchise/{{Castlevania}} Belmont]], [[GoodLookingPrivates Olive]], [[GagBoobs Pine]], and [[VideoGame/QuizMagicAcademy Grim]] [[HornyDevils Aloe]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' is about a busty, drool-inducing, barely-clothed [[HornyDevils succubus]] who is sexier than sex, wanders the earth looking for a good time, and appears in most of [[VideoGame/CapcomVs Capcom's crossover titles]], [[SarcasmMode right]]? And sometimes people remember the FurBikini -clad CatGirl, whose motivation is becoming a star, and some kind of Chinese undead girl who has blue cleavage and attacks with... um... dunno. Morrigan's the sole Darkstalker in four games: ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNKMillenniumFight2000 Capcom vs. SNK]]'' ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium and its sequel]]'', ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes'', and ''VideoGame/TatsunokoVsCapcom''; with Felicia tagging along in ''[[VideoGame/SNKVsCapcomMatchOfTheMillennium the other Capcom vs. SNK]]'' and ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''. Demitri, who was [[WordOfGod the series' protagonist before he was displaced by Morrigan]], has only shown up in two fighters: ''[[VideoGame/SNKVsCapcomSVCChaos SVC Chaos]]'' and ''VideoGame/CapcomFightingEvolution''. However, this only concerns fighting game appearances and Demitri has appeared in non-fighters like ''VideoGame/NamcoXCapcom'' and ''VideoGame/CrossEdge'' alongside Morrigan herself. He also fits this trope in a roundabout way: Demitri himself is known more for his [[GenderBender Midnight Bliss attack that transforms male characters into attractive female versions of themselves]] and [[FanservicePack females into a more fetishy version of themselves]] ([[FanDisservice usually]]). In fact, most people that play the game these days are [[JustHereForGodzilla Just Here For Morrigan (or Felicia)]].

* ''VideoGame/MuseDash'' is well-known for characters who [[ShamelessFanserviceGirl shamelessly]] ([[ReluctantFanserviceGirl or not]]) flaunt very revealing costumes, such as [[PlayboyBunny Bunny Girl Rin]], [[SexyJester Joker Buro]], [[{{Meido}} Maid Marija]], [[HotWitch Magical Girl Marija]], [[HornyDevils Little Devil Marija]], and [[{{Dominatrix}} The Girl In Black Marija]].

* ''VideoGame/AtelierRyzaEverDarknessAndTheSecretHideout'' is one of the most well known and best-selling games in the long-running ''Atelier'' series. Why? An extremely attractive female lead and her equally attractive compatriots. Despite the game bringing several major improvements to gameplay and graphics, it's hard to talk about the game without someone mentioning [[ShesGotLegs Ryza's thighs]] or [[BoobsOfSteel Lila's chest]]. Ironically, the game is actually TamerAndChaster than previous ''VideoGame/{{Atelier}}'' titles in almost every other regard, lacking a {{Beach|Episode}} or HotSpringsEpisode and other {{Ecchi}} scenes.