Rules Game

A style of game where the emphasis is not on the game itself, but in the adherence to, manipulation of, interpretation of, or in some cases, creation of rules. Any game may be turned into a rules game by a Rules Lawyer/Rules Librarian.

Notable rules games: Cheat (card game), Munchkin, Calvinball.

I don't care if they bid out of turn, we're not playing a rules game.

by RTgrl November 28, 2010

indian game

A game between men. A feather in your Indian headdress for every women you had booty with.

Ha ha i have more feather in my headdress than you... good luck with your indian game brother.

by Kuehlstein November 1, 2017

Squid Games

you die, and survive. Survive : loads of korean money. Die: ur dead

idk but this Urban Dictionary wants you to buy something with " Squid Games" on it

by ch3rri._ September 25, 2021

Cookie Game

a game, typically played with a group of boys. a minimum of two players will sit in a circle with an article food in the center. they will then jerk off, and last person to ejaculate onto the food, must eat it.

Guys, lets go play the cookie game. My moms asleep.

by mainmanllama November 2, 2022

fact game

a game played when you first meet somebody over the Internet (internet friend), or anywhere, that involves alternating back and forth saying a random fact about yourself

"aye you wanna play the fact game"
"yea I need to get to know you better lol"

by psychedelic cats March 10, 2016

Gaming Mule

A person of middle class who plays video games a lot and drinks like a Mule.

That Gaming Mule can be a really swell guy.

by HokutoPain June 29, 2020

modem game

A modem game requires a PC with either an internal modem or external modem connected to it. Back in the 1990s before DSL, Cable, FibreOp was everywhere, this was how you played PC games via multiplayer.

You'd host a connection on your phone line (using the PCs modem) and another friend a few streets away from you would dial your number within the options of whatever game you were playing (such as Warcraft 2, Heretic, Duke Nukem 3d, Doom, Hexen... etc) and connect to you. Of course, they'd also need a modem to do this.

It was extremely popular for its time, though often times with games such as "Duke Nukem 3D" the dreaded, "out of sync" would cause massive frustration.

"Dude, me and Garrett were just playing a modem game of Duke 3d and i kicked his ass!"

by Steve (S.G.B.) December 21, 2016