History ClusterFBomb / Videogames

* In ''VideoGame/FredbearAndFriends'', Thomas starts dropping the f-bombs by the dozen once he realizes just [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys what situation]] he's found himself in.

* Originally, ''VideoGame/RavensCry'' had a pirate crew member who constantly shouted "Be brave" followed by a random obscenity during cannon battles. This was removed in a patch due to how {{narm}}y it was.

* In ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'': Sol's narration shouts a string of expletives if they let Vace test the stungloves on them first.

* "Fuck you, Kazuma" is pretty much ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'''s {{Catchphrase}}. The later games tone this down significantly with the later remakes and remasters toning it down even further.

* All of the characters in ''VideoGame/TwoDark'' swear like sailors, especially Smith, [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitch]]

* This is perhaps the most Tarantino-y aspect of ''VisualNovel/AtomGrrrl''. It's really jarring considering how cutesy some of the character designs are to read them casually go off into tirades of F-bombs.

* You can get literal in ''VideoGame/AzurLane'': equipping max level break dive bomber specialists (2 dive bomber slots with +2 dive bomber launch per slot for total of 6 planes launched per strike) CV with 2 Ju-87 (which can drop 5 bombs per plane), a fighter-bomber with 2 bombs (and they will launch 2 fighters per strike), ''WebAnimation/KizunaAI'' plane skins (which change the bomb graphics to Kizuna's "Fakkyu!" line) can result in you dropping ''34'' F-bombs on enemies per strike.

%%* From ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'', we have Enzo, Rodin, and Luka.

* From ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands 2}}'' there's MISTER. TORGUE. Luckily, his company's shareholders realized the fallout of Mister Torgue's constant swearadio advertisements, so they installed a voicebox implant that bleeps out every basic swearword. Unfortunately for said shareholders, the implant does not give Mister Torgue a punishing electrical shock to slow the swearing, nor does it deal with religious swearing. It's hilarious.

* ''VideoGame/CompanyOfHeroes: Opposing Fronts'' features much more swearing than the original game. The British say "wanker" a lot, and the Germans use such colourful expressions as "Leck mich im Arsch" (also the title of a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leck_mich_im_Arsch composition by Mozart]] which your school music teacher probably didn't teach you) and "Hurensöhne".

* If Ryan is chosen as the protagonist in ''VideoGame/DeadIsland2'', he will respond to the blood pouring from his impalement by cursing "fuck" eight times in the span of 3 seconds.

* The first boss of ''VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry'', the incredibly grotesque Succubus, is introduced this way, seemingly adding in a curse every other word.

* Everyone cuses in ''VideoGame/DevilsHunt'', but Embry notably goes "''Whatthefuckwhatthefuckwhatthefuck''" after seeing Desmond BackFromTheDead in his apartment, barely a week after the funeral.

-->"[[VillainousBreakdown You...you bloody, no good bitch-born Orlesian]] '''[[VillainousBreakdown WHORE]]'''!!

** Cass. The most foul-mouthed companion, she says "fuck" 43 times out of all the dialogue options. Her opinion on the NCR is they're stretching their dick out longer than Long-Dick Johnson[[note]]And he had a fucking long dick. Thus, the name.[[/note]] Her opinion on Benny is that he's a "slippery fucker" and that she's [[spoiler:glad that you iced him]].

* Colonel Vanek, a major villain from ''VideoGame/{{FEAR}} 2'' is prone to this. In fact, his last words are basically a long string of swears.

* Though the F-word is notably absent, both Cid and Barret from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' deserve a mention, especially Cid. One of his first scenes contains the memorable line "SIT YOUR ASS IN THAT CHAIR AND DRINK YOUR GODDAMN TEA!" and his reaction to seeing the apparently M.C. Escher inspired Temple of the Ancients is, "Shit! Shit! Shit! What the hell's with this place?"

** Considering the game is T, and it uses profanity of varing degrees VERY liberally, it should be in a trope of its own. Most notably, it seems that Barrett drops the F-Bomb every ten minutes, and its BLEEPED OUT WITH RANDOM SYLLABLES!
** A crowning moment of cursing comes from the flashback about Cid's original launch attempt into space. Right when the launch is about to happen, he leaps out a huge, uncensored "SHIIIIIIIIIT" before aborting the launch to save Shera. Definitely not a humorous moment, but it is probably the best example of the cursing the game involves.

* The characters in ''VideoGame/GhostReconWildlands'' are not shy about this. Just one example being a laconic briefing Nomad gives.
-->We go into the fucking cartel's casino, fuck their shit up and send a message we're on their ass.
* ''VideoGame/GabrielKnight'' in the first game Sins of the Fathers was the first game to use the word "Fuck" uncensorsed. While Gabriel visits a young man named Crash dying in the church if the player chooses Himself he will respond
--->'''Crash''' I'm sick! Dying! Eating the big enchilada! What the fuck else matters?

** ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'' was the first GTA game to make use of F-bombs, and dropped them at every available opportunity. One gaming magazine retrospective complained that it made the characters sound less like bad ass gangstas and more like [[ObligatorySwearing twelve-year-olds out of adult earshot]].

* In the Aksys Games English translation of ''VideoGame/{{Hakuouki}}'', Hijikata Toshizo's rude and confrontational manner of speech is conveyed by liberal use of profanity, including a couple of heavily F-bomb-laced rants when he hits the RageBreakingPoint.

* The characters, especially the main protagonists, in ''VideoGame/KaneAndLynch'' have a very frequent tendency to do this, although the increasngly chaotic situations they land themselves in don't leave much else to said.
** * The multiplayer announcer has a tendency to drop these, especially by by spamming "fucking traitor, make him pay" after every "friendly"-fire kill, which happen often in the game.

* One of the admins of ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'', mr skullhead, had a [[http://asym.kingdomofloathing.com/vb/showthread.php?t=163859&page=2 truly epic example]] when people started whining after Crimbo 2008.
* ''VideoGame/KingpinLifeOfCrime''. The game was just as excuse to use fuck as many times as possible.

'''Maejima''': "Yo, have you decided what the fuck you're going to order?"\\
'''Kirari''' (smiling innocently): "So this mother fucker customer wants a fuckin' beer, right?"\\
'''Manager''': "What are you saying?"\\
'''Maejima and Kirari''': "Nothing! Fuck off!"

* ''VideoGame/LollipopChainsaw'' has lots of swearing, but seeing as how it's from the creators of ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroes'', this isn't surprising. Special mention goes to Zed, the first boss. He can use the words he says as actual attacks, with giant letters aimed at Juliet. Most of the time, it's obviously profane.

** The Black Baron (stop starin') is all about this. His memorable pre-Bloodbath Challenge tirades almost always use "fuck" and other such swears. An example, for Money Shot II:

* In ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', [[spoiler: when you take control of Joker while the Normandy is overrun with Collectors]], half his dialogue during the sequence is repetitions of "shit!". In the same game, party member Jack is known for her potty-mouth.

* The game ''VideoGame/MetalArmsGlitchInTheSystem'' has a character named Krunk, a robot who looks like a potbellied war vet, and because all the characters are robots, has a censor bleep. For example, "Of course I f*** ing fixed him. It was a huge pain in the f*** ing wastepan, 'cuz he's some kind of custom jobbie!" He's also playable for one level, and curses whenever you're shot or if you die.
* The ''VideoGame/MetalGear'' series was always fairly conservative when it came to four-lettered words, with only [[PrecisionFStrike one utterance]] of the word "fuck" in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots''... then came ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance'', where F-bombs became as plentiful as the cyborgs in the game. [[spoiler:[[BigBad Steven Armstrong]]]] easily takes the cake as the most foul-mouthed character in not only the game, but the entire series!

** This changes in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX'', however, where there's more cussing than all the rest of the franchise ''combined''. Right now, [[SirSwearsALot Cassie seems to be the character with the dirtiest mouth]], (including saying "Fuck" more than anyone else does). Of course, she ''is'' in the military.

** The first words spoken by the main character Travis Touchdown are a rousing shout of "Fuckheads!" as he decapitates several guards. You can more of the same during the rest of the game.

* ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'': BigBad FU is has a very foul mouth, as a result of being short-tempered and impatient. It makes his nickname (the real name is Jean Baptiste VI) all the more fitting.

* ''VideoGame/PAYDAYTheHeist'' has a ton of F bombs being dropped during the assault waves from the cops, ranging from "OH SHIT! IT'S A MOTHERFUCKING BULLDOZER!" to "Stay the FUCK down! And don't you FUCKING move!"

* ''VideoGame/PoliceQuest4OpenSeason'' was the first Sierra title to make use of F-Bombs. In the game, there's a character named Dennis Walker in the apartment who uses the word if you ask him about the music, touch his stuff or if you show him items from your inventory. If asked about the Music playing in his apartment, Dennis Walker will reply with this:
-->'''Dennis Walker''': "It's from the Fatherlands, It's my fucking favorite!"

* In one very memorable sequence in ''VideoGame/RedDeadRedemption'', main character John Marston joins in on a poker game between Landon Ricketts, a couple of Mexicans and a German. When a few hands go Marston's way, the German, Muller, falsely accuses Marston of looking at his cards and is none too happy:

---> ''' Irish:''' Oh, my virgin ears.

* The ''VideoGame/RogueWarrior'' game outdoes the novels. Hearing Richard Marcinko[=/=]Creator/MickeyRourke rapping about how much of a motherfucking badass SEAL he is just gives the icing on the cake. As [[http://www.giantbomb.com/quick-look-rogue-warrior/17-1719/ shown]] by Website/GiantBomb, who really get into the mood.

* ''VideoGame/TheSuffering'' uses all SevenDirtyWords '''''in the first three minutes of the game.''''' And it only gets '''more''' profane from there.

** Kenny lets loose in Season 1, Episode 3 when the train comes upon the fuel truck blocking the tracks. He says the f-word five times, with the last one being drawn out. He even lets one out at Ben when he suggested they could walk.

** In Season 4 Episode 2, if Clem allows AJ to say "fuck", he will say one long sentence fill with the word. If Clem allows him to use "shit" only, he will say a similarly long sentence.

* The first boss of ''VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry'', Poison, is introduced this way, seemingly adding in a curse every other word.
-->'''Poison:''' You want to kill me? You can't kill me! I'm twelve hundred years old!

-->'''Poison:''' Fuck you!

-->'''Poison:''' [[AtomicFBomb FUCK YOUUUUUU!]] [Discontent vomiting]

* ''VideoGame/PoliceQuest'' - Police Quest IV: Open Season was the first Sierra title to make use of F-Bombs. In the game, there's a character named Dennis Walker in the apartment who uses the word if you ask him about the music, touch his stuff or if you show him items from your inventory. If asked about the Music playing in his apartment, Dennis Walker will reply with this:

* ''VideoGame/TheHouseOfTheDeadOverkill'' has the character of Isaac Washington, who averages about one swear word per sentence (his first line, also the first voiced dialogue in the game, being "What's up, motherfucker?!"). Ironically, the only time he ''doesn't'' call someone that is when he confronts an actual [[ParentalIncest motherfucker]].
** The game is placed at the top because it is the first game ever to win a Guinness World Record in video games [[http://gamers.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/160309_HOTD.aspx for this trope]]. The final F-bomb count? 189.
** Here's a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKUSSFzRZGY swear reel.]] Enjoy.

* ''VideoGame/{{Killer7}}'' is pretty light on profanity for the most part, but going on a killing spree with Con or Coyote will result in this.

* VideoGame/MafiaII has been given a Guinness world record for the most uses of 'fuck' in a video game. The amount? Well, they stopped counting at 200, but they requested a game script for a final tally. A [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6t4L7UGEE4 more recent, proper count was made]] and there were a total of 380 uses of 'fuck' in the game. Being a UsefulNotes/WorldWarII game with StealthPun also helps.

* Both ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' games feature a mob boss named Vinnie Gognitti. His life seems to be powered by this trope.
** The first game is largely non-profane, with the biggest offenses being the word 'Bullshit' once by Max, and screwing, quite frequently, by Vinnie. In the sequel, Vinni is a regular Joe Pesci.

* ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDead''

* "Fuck you, Kazuma," is pretty much ''Videogame/{{Yakuza}}'s'' CatchPhrase. The later games tone this down significantly with the later remakes and remasters toning it down even further.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon 2}}: Octo Expansion'', one of the chat logs has Pearl explaining that she once wrote a song called "[[SymbolSwearing #$@%*]] Dudes Be #$@%* Sleepin'", which could not be played on the radio for, as Marina says, "obvious reasons". [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTPsYQw2gpY A demo of it]] exists in-game, featuring {{Sound Effect Bleep}}s.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfCiOzL7cYs ULTIMATE]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncLuJRvt7E0 NERD]] [[UnstoppableRage RAGE!!!]]