kusoge

English

Etymology

From romanisation of Japanese クソゲー kusogē.

Noun

kusoge (uncountable)

  1. (video games) unenjoyable or otherwise poorly-made video game. [Since 2010]
    • 2010 February 24, @variasuite, Twitter‎[1]:
      ""Kusoge" doesn't refer to a popular title that fails to live up to your high standard of quality."
    • 2012 September 23, a beast who cant see beyond his own fist, Tumblr‎[2]:
      "kusoge fighters usually have the most broken characters in fg history"
    • 2021 September 2, De'Angelo Epps, “Fighting Game Players Should Have Side Games Like Kusoge”, in compete.playstation.com‎[3]:
      "Almost no one takes kusoge titles seriously because they are from an era before there was a standard for “polished” and “balanced” fighting games."
    • 2023 July 10, “Obscure Pixels - Kusoge”, in goto.game‎[4]:
      "For example, the most common kind of kusoge is just a genuinely absolutely terrible game."

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