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BathosA genre of comedy that creates humor by (abrupt) transitioning between serious and commonplace or even ludicrous.2003 / 201211 games
Biopunk2007 / 20106 games
Contemporary fantasySub-genre of fantasy where the fantasy elements are just out of sight for normal people in our regularly dull everyday world. Not disconnected from the modern world.1982 / 2012108 games
CyberpunkA sci-fi sub-genre featuring dystopic chaos or radical change in society in the midst of high tech. Hackers, AI, mega corporations, punks, ...1985 / 201293 games
Dark fantasySub-genre that includes elements of both fantasy and horror, usually being more heavy on fantasy.1989 / 201268 games
Detective mystery (Murder mystery;Whodunnit)Collecting clues, often involves solving a crime; always some mystery to solve.1977 / 2012166 games
DieselpunkA cyberpunk derivative set in an age of petroleum engines but before the rise of the information age.2000 / 201215 games
Dying Earth (Dying world)The world the story takes place in is slowly dying.1999 / 20106 games
Eco-terrorAn exploitation film sub-genre about super-sized insects, animals, or similar terrorizing the world.2006 / 20114 games
Fantasy0 games
Gaslamp fantasy (Gaslight fantasy;Gaslight romance)Edwardian/Victorian era setting with associated technologies (which might include steam) pushed to fantastic limits. An alternative to steampunk.1983 / 201219 games
Gothic fiction0 games
Hard Sci-Fi (Hard science fiction;Hard SF)Sci-Fi that gives emphasis to scientific detail, technical detail or scientific accuracy.1993 / 19946 games
Heroic fantasyFantasy sub-genre.2009 / 20105 games
High fantasy (Epic fantasy)The most widely used fantasy sub-genre. Generally involves grand battles or other conflicts that endanger the whole world or large portion of it, magic is prominent as are fantastic creatures.1981 / 2012127 games
Horror0 games
Lovecraftian horrorA horror genre following the themes of hopelessness, utter insignificance of mankind and cosmic horrors of Lovecraft's stories.1987 / 200623 games
Low fantasySub-genre of fantasy that downplays the fantastic elements (e.g. magic) while still retaining the general fantasy theme.1982 / 201242 games
Mythic fiction2000 / 201116 games
Non-science fictionAny tags that describe something that tends to make a game considered SciFi even if it's purely factual element.0 games
Paranormal (Supernatural)Paranormal elements/occurrences are included.1990 / 201287 games
Pornography (AVG;Adult Video Game;Eroge)Anything intended to stimulate sexually. Typically graphic display of genitals and intercourse is included.1982 / 2011117 games
Psychological horrorHorror sub-genre marked generally by lack of horrifying monsters, jump scares, and such. Building more on foreboding atmosphere and uncertainty, along with protagonist's inadequacy in defending themselves in case something does come their way.1999 / 201050 games
Psychological thrillerA sub-genre of thrillers with heavy focus on characters.2010 / 20126 games
Raygun GothicIncorporates the visual styles of Googie, Streamline Moderne and Art Deco, often seen in retro-futuristic works.1997 / 20117 games
Samurai WesternAn obscure sub-genre of samurai and western fiction.1999 / 20124 games
Soft Sci-Fi (Soft science fiction;Soft SF)Somewhat opposite of hard science fiction. It places less emphasis on scientific accuracy & details & favors people & 'softer' sciences (such as social)1991 / 20128 games
Space opera2007 / 20117 games
Space western1991 / 201218 games
SteampunkA sub-genre of Sci-Fi and Fantasy where steam is widely used to power technology. Often, but not necessarily, with western (American old west) overtones.1986 / 201258 games
Weird science (Super science)[super-science]A sci-fi genre that delivers the science in a very fantastic manner, often by throwing any pretense of science out of the window.1997 / 201114 games
Weird West1994 / 200715 games
Western (Wild West;American old west)1975 / 2011145 games
entities
Bara (薔薇)A gay fiction sub-genre which depicts romantic and/or sexual relations between masculine men (hairy, beefy, notable body fat, etc.).0 games
Clockpunk [Clock punk]A genre defined by (fantastic) technology driven by clockwork mechanisms (gears and springs). Often with Victorian, Renaissance, or Baroque overtones.1998 / 201118 games
Satire2009 / 20116 games
Science Fiction0 games
Seriocomedy (Dramedy;Comedy-drama)Fiction genre that combines serious and humorous content.0 games
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Adventure0 games
Body horror (Biological horror;Organic horror)1998 / 201130 games
Crime fiction1992 / 201228 games
CrossoverPlaces together characters of unrelated fictional universes.1982 / 2011151 games
EpicA genre characterized by its grand scale and drama.2001 / 20084 games
Fantasy elementsAny tags that describe game elements originally found in fantasy games only, or generally seen as a defining traits of the genre.0 games
Historic fiction (Historic what if)Offers an actual time and place but lets the player go way beyond historical bounds & take the story to historically inaccurate places.1981 / 19852 games
Horror elementsAny tags that describe game elements originally found in horror games only, or generally seen as a defining traits of the genre.0 games
Lost WorldA fiction genre involving a place lost in time and/or place.1984 / 200818 games
Magical Girl (魔法少女;Mahō Shōjo;Majokko)1984 / 2007105 games
Magical realism[Magic realism]A fiction genre where the magical, supernatural, etc. is deemed utterly mundane and thus not bothered to explain any more than how a revolving door functions (for example).1998 / 20107 games
Noir (Film noir)Emulates the Hollywood crime dramas of the 1950s.1988 / 200112 games
Parody1985 / 201279 games
Science fantasy (Science versus Fantasy;Technology versus Magic)Elements of science fiction and fantasy genres appear in same setting more or less seamlessly, blurring the lines between the two genres.1982 / 2012206 games
SciFi elementsAny tags that describe game elements originally found in sci-fi games only, or generally seen as a defining traits of the genre.0 games
Slice of Life1996 / 201259 games
Speculative fiction0 games
Spy fiction0 games
Sword and sorceryA fantasy sub-genre that deals with more personal battles, such as fame or saving your loved ones, instead of the world endangering adversaries of high fantasy.1989 / 201111 games
The Classic ConflictsThe originals are: Man vs. Self Man vs. Society Man vs. Nature Man vs. Machine/Technology Man vs. Fate For videogames, its a bit more complicated.0 games
Thriller2005 / 20102 games
Tragedy2002 / 20075 games
Wǔxiá (武俠;武侠)Similar to or based on wǔxiá martial arts literary.1989 / 200712 games
Yaoi (BL;Boy's love)A sub-genre gay fiction focusing on romantic and/or sexual relationship between (young) males, primarily targeted at and created by females.2002 / 20064 games
Zombie apocalypseA specific scenario in apocalypse fiction involving zombies, lots of 'em.1990 / 201277 games


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