Vida (computer game)

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Vida
Developer(s)	Interactive Girls Club
Publisher(s)	Interactive Girls Club
Platform(s)	DOS
Release date	1993
Mode(s)	Single player
Rating(s)	OFLC: RC

Vida is a part of the Interactive Girls series of PC games. It is a humorous softcore erotic point and click adventure game.

The model portraying Vida is Vida Garman, one of the best known British porn actresses. Interactive Girls Club used well-known models in their games, such as Joanne Guest in Jo Guest in the Milk Round.