Gaima (pronounced: guyma) is a term used to describe the act of playing a game without knowing how to play it, resulting in random button pressing in hopes of achieving the desired outcome.
This term relates specifically to both the game and the person playing it. Typically, the person using gaima does not apply it to themselves but rather to others.
It is commonly used to comment on or critique someone's performance while playing a game.
This term relates specifically to both the game and the person playing it. Typically, the person using gaima does not apply it to themselves but rather to others.
It is commonly used to comment on or critique someone's performance while playing a game.
Stop gaiming and learn the controls.
Watching them play was pure gaima; they had no idea what they were doing.
Watching them play was pure gaima; they had no idea what they were doing.
by scou7 July 19, 2024