Did you by any chance mean one of these? erode, rogue
Definitions
Etymologies
- Japanese, ultimately from English erotic game. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“You see it as a symptom of rape culture, I don't think that its existence is related to said culture but rather an independent phenomenom existent due to the growing sub-division of the various genres in eroge.”
“Part of my appreciation for the hentai game Kana: Little Sister comes from the equal hands it deals both sex and death themes simultaneously, and sex and death are common bedfellows in many eroge titles.”
“But it doesn't specifically fetishize that point, and I think that's important - like a typical eroge, the fetishy part comes from personality stereotypes like The Assertive One or The Maternal One; albeit beneath a face-value appearance of disability (which, as is often the case with real life, does not neccessarily mean "not able").”
“And manga and anime based on eroge have received full localization as well.”
“The impression I get based on how eroge commercially work suggests to me that it's a typical example of the genre with an inflammatory name.”
“Now it might be silly to compare a great work of fiction to a braindead Japanese eroge, but I think the question of intent remains.”
“I just finished playing Fate, an eroge that treats the sex in a rather mature and emotional fashion.”
“Nonetheless, Kana: Little Sister to this day remains one of the more sophisticated, complex and emotionally-affecting games I've ever played, and I think that has a lot to do with the fact that as an eroge title, it's allowed to "go there" in ways that mainstream, E-for-Everyone games certainly cannot.”
“The other day, I picked up Deadly Creatures (awesome, BTW), and saw an eroge visual novel.”
“Your deconstruction of stock eroge fetishes is super insightful and interesting.”
Lists
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Fetishes, Erotica & Descriptive Smut
Sexually charged words, or those that could be. Sexual innuendos are mighty welcome.
lubricious, turgid, tumescent, tumid, feverish, mons, mons veneris, prurient, ophidian, houri, cyprian, licentious and 42 more...
Tweets
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mercy Portmanteau of the words erotic and game. Dec 12, 2008