MY LOLITA

Released in 1985 by Koei (now Koei Tecmo Games), My Lolita is an adventure game created by Katsumi Mochizuki. Though produced as a de facto sequel to the Enix-published Lolita Syndrome, its extreme content caused it to be rejected by the original publisher, marking a unique and notorious chapter in the history of the Japanese PC gaming industry. Published under Koei’s "COMIX" brand, the game stands as a significant historical artifact that reflects the boundary-pushing experimentation of 1980s software houses and the multifaceted nature of the early PC game market.

My Lolita is an adventure game centered on a controversial "doctor roleplay" theme. Players operate a manipulator to perform simulated medical procedures on a young female patient, ranging from removing articles of clothing to abdominal surgery and the creation of clone humans. The ultimate goal, pursued through these provocative and challenging interactions, is to successfully complete the patient's treatment.