playersexual

English

Etymology

player +‎ -sexual

Adjective

playersexual (comparative more playersexual, superlative most playersexual)

(humorous, of a video game character) Attracted to the player character, especially without regard for their gender, race, etc.
- 2018, Alayna Cole, "Categories of representation: Improving the discussion and depiction of diversity", TEXT, October 2018, page 10:
  Similarly, the most recent title in Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls series – Skyrim (Bethesda Game Studios 2011) – features playersexual romanceable characters, who lack even the minor characterisation attributed to companions in Fallout 4.
- 2019, Devin Randall, "We Love The Life Is Strange Games’ Bi Visibility", Instinct Magazine, 12 May 2019:
  But, those games often take on a “playersexual” aspect of having any character be willing to date the player.
- 2019, Heidi McDonald, "Writing Romance and Sexuality in Games", "The Advanced Game Narrative Toolbox", in The Advanced Game Narrative Toolbox (ed. Tobias Heussner), page 31:
  In some games, the nonplayer characters are of a sexual orientation that's jokingly referred to as “playersexual,” meaning that any NPC can be romanced by any player.
- For more examples of usage of this term, see Citations:playersexual.

单词	playersexual
释义	playersexual English Etymology player +‎ -sexual Adjective playersexual (comparative more playersexual, superlative most playersexual) (humorous, of a video game character) Attracted to the player character, especially without regard for their gender, race, etc. 2018, Alayna Cole, "Categories of representation: Improving the discussion and depiction of diversity", TEXT, October 2018, page 10: Similarly, the most recent title in Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls series – Skyrim (Bethesda Game Studios 2011) – features playersexual romanceable characters, who lack even the minor characterisation attributed to companions in Fallout 4. 2019, Devin Randall, "We Love The Life Is Strange Games’ Bi Visibility", Instinct Magazine, 12 May 2019: But, those games often take on a “playersexual” aspect of having any character be willing to date the player. 2019, Heidi McDonald, "Writing Romance and Sexuality in Games", "The Advanced Game Narrative Toolbox", in The Advanced Game Narrative Toolbox (ed. Tobias Heussner), page 31: In some games, the nonplayer characters are of a sexual orientation that's jokingly referred to as “playersexual,” meaning that any NPC can be romanced by any player. For more examples of usage of this term, see Citations:playersexual.
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