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game buff 

1. Having a physique that is muscular, but lacks definition. Look is often crafted through bench press, pull ups, bicep curls, but no other activity. (See. West Coast rapper The Game)
2. A person who is in good phsyical shape, but not aesthetically pleasing.
3. A strong but unathletic physique
4. A popular training regimen adopted by frat boys
1. "I ain't goin' to the gym mang. I'll get game buff in my back yard."
2. Warren Sapp is game buff.
3. "Dude, Tyler came back from summer break game buff. He needs to get his ass on a treadmill."
game buff by Buddy123 January 30, 2007
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game train 

Refers to the vast success of one man in picking up girls in one or more nights, due to the individual flawlessly spitting game.
Trevor started rolling out the game train and the ladies couldn't resist.
game train by Aman+Adog November 10, 2010

Jaguar game 

When a Jaguar, the car, is spotted by a person in the street, he or she owes the girl or boy they are with a kiss.

This is like the yellow car game where instead of punching friends its a chance to kiss the girl or guy you like as a silly game.
Guy: JAGUAR!
*Kisses girl*

Girl: Oh look a jaguar garage!
Guy: Giggity! *Thank the lord for the Jaguar game*
Jaguar game by Aidscoughhasaids February 17, 2009

revision game 

The revision game is played by students in the days before a major exam, in which everyone lies about the amount of revision they have done, typically claiming to have "not opened a book".

It may be a form of psychological warfare, designed to put others off their guard by appearing to be less competitive than one really is.

An alternative theory is that the revision game is a more co-operative phenomenon, where everyone lies about how much revision they have done to boost the confidence of their peers, and their peers do the same in return.

For whatever reason, all students are compelled to play the revision game, despite a mutual understanding that it is all just a bluff.
Matt claims he's not started revising for the exam tomorrow, but I know he's just playing the revision game.

Of course I told him that I haven't opened a book either, but he won't be fooled.
revision game by iMacThere4iAm January 21, 2010

The Game 

GODDAMMIT, I LOST THE GAME
The Game by MSDrest November 26, 2010

Creep Game 

The mastery of creeping on chicks in the club or at a bar.
-Dude how are you so successful at picking up chicks?

-Man, have you seen my Creep Game? I'm ruthless!
Creep Game by GCSRT8 December 7, 2011

Parachute game 

A game of any kind (mostly video games) that is lacking a real sense of direction and purpose but is masked by the sociology aspect of the game.
Games like this usually have a multiplayer feature which causes this "masking" or "The Parachute". This term is a generalized and complicated term for which it simply explains how people treat a game as a group. Games that have been seen as Parachute games are usually still widely played mostly because of the social part of the game that they can't break away from. The games have no real multiplayer aspect, but they are seen as fun because of the forceful gathering of people in order to make it fun. MMos titles can have this affect, because of the major social aspect of the game.

This Term does not have to be negative and can simply describe a game that is only played because of what people made of it and not what it actually is.
Examples of Games: World of warcraft, APB:reloaded, Starbound(Beta), Dayz, Call of duty, Torchlight, Team fortress 2.

Example1:
Person 1: So you Still play World of Warcraft? I thought you hated world of warcraft?

Person 2: Yea, I hate blizzard and I dont want to play their games anymore but I have friends on here that still play and I want to know what they're up to

Person 3: Oh, so its a parachute game now?

Example2:
People playing a game that is lacking in features and mechanics but is played because all their friends have the game and

they want to fit in.
Parachute game by Gamepsychology December 10, 2013