History NauseaFuel / VideoGames

* A hallmark of badly-made Oculus games, among other VR experiences whose devs didn't know what they were doing. A few mistakes in both perspective and how things are supposed to move, and most players can be put on the ground from the sheer motion sickness. As an example, take ''LetsPlay/{{Critikal}}'' trying to play the ''Film/JumanjiWelcomeToTheJungle'' VR game and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PciGR97brGk nearly losing several lunches in the process]]. Even good ones can have this problem if you're new and/or don't do the setup right; [=Cr1tikal=] again makes the seemingly innocent mistake of lying about his height in ''Boneworks'' (his short stature is a RunningGag to his audience), and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8imv874NX0 it's a wonder there was anything left in his abdomen by the time it was over]].

* ''VideoGame/TopBanana''[='s=] backgrounds resemble a random arrangement of 16x16 pixel tiles from some digitized painting of a rainforest. The Platform/AcornArchimedes version is less pixelated than the more widely distributed UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} version, but still not much easier on the eyes.

* A minor one from VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine: The eel in Noki Bay. The pollution is caused from his cavities. Let that sink in for a second. The pollution is actually globs of saliva (and whatever else was in his mouth) laden with cavity-causing bacteria to the point of becoming HIGHLY TOXIC. And you had to swim through that spit to get down to him, didn't you?

* ''VideoGame/{{Covetous}}'', [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/542658 a flash game]], which can be found at Newgrounds. Basically, you can understand that is about a stillborn who resides inside his twin brother's body. The game is about you making your twin get more and more sick, as the stillborn sucks his life and eat up his life force, growing like a parasite inside his body. Each level of the game is more deranged, the twin alive getting visibly affected by the stillborn, who gets more and more aggressive, and speaks more and more disturbing things. It does not help the fact that the graphics are pretty precarious. Oh, and since you play as the parasite stillborn, you get a good and a bad ending. Guess what happens in the good ending.

* ''VideoGame/TopBanana''[='s=] backgrounds resemble a random arrangement of 16x16 pixel tiles from some digitized painting of a rainforest. The UsefulNotes/AcornArchimedes version is less pixelated than the more widely distributed UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} version, but still not much easier on the eyes.

* Some of the [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 Cobra Unit]] fall to this trope, especially the Pain who is covered in bees and has his face swollen from all the stings, as well as the Fear who is a human spider capable of twisting his body in unnatural ways and a tongue to rival Orochimaru's. [[{{Squick}} Eww...]] And The End, whose eyeballs bulge out a lot.

* The ''[[ClusterFBomb fucking]]'' slaughterhouse level in the [=PS3=] version of ''VideoGame/TheHouseOfTheDeadOverkill''.

* ''Top Banana''[='s=] backgrounds resemble a random arrangement of 16x16 pixel tiles from some digitized painting of a rainforest. The UsefulNotes/AcornArchimedes version is less pixelated than the more widely distributed UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} version, but still not much easier on the eyes.

* Master Belch from ''[[VideoGame/EarthBound EarthBound]]''; he starts out as a pile of living vomit, then becomes a significantly grosser-and-more-realistic-looking pile of living vomit when he changes his name to Master Barf later on in the game.

* The barnacles in ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'' have been graphically upgraded so that they're slimier and grosser.

* ''VisualNovel/SayaNoUta'' -- Play this and try not to get ill at least once. Trust me, unless you have the morals of Hannibal Lecter, it's hard.

** While the game is seriously bloody and gory already, with Zeds visibly getting blasted apart and getting blood everywhere, the game later added compatibility with Nvidia Flex, an advanced particle simulation system, for said blood and gore. Turning it on will turn the game utterly ''[[UpToEleven disgusting]]'', with an increased amount of body parts and even streams of ''intestines'' flying around when Zeds get gibbed. The game also supports Flex fluid simulation which causes bigger and more dynamic sprays of blood and the same fluid physics are even applied to the puke of the aforementioned Bloats. Short version: this setting is not for those with weak stomachs...

* Chaos from ''VideoGame/PrimalRage'', a [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys giant ape]] whose arsenal of special moves includes "[[{{Fartillery}} the Fart of Fury]]", and a FinishingMove where he ''[[UrineTrouble urinates]]'' on his opponent's carcass.

* ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarIV''. [[WombLevel Garuberk Tower]]. What more can I say?

* ''VideoGame/WaxWorks'' has some pretty unsettling [[TheManyDeathsOfYou ways to die]]. Especially any that involve the [[BodyHorror plant mutants]].

* {{LIMBO}} gives us [[spoiler:pulling off a giant spider leg with visible veins attached and having to roll the husk over spikes]]. With sound effects! Ughh. Even those who aren't arachnophobic or bothered by gore will at least cringe a bit.