Video Game with S

  • Yes—classic 1985 platformer by Nintendo.

  • Yes—shorthand for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011 RPG).

  • Yes—classic Snake game, e.g., Nokia's 1997 hit.

  • Refers to Spider-Man video games based on Marvel hero.

  • Yes—1999 Nintendo fighting game.

  • Yes—farming sim by ConcernedApe (2016).

  • Yes—1991 platformer by Sega.

  • Yes—1987 Capcom arcade fighting game.

  • Yes—1999 survival horror by Konami.

  • Yes—Arcade game Star Wars (Atari, 1983).

  • Yes—multiple games titled Superman, e.g., 1979 Atari.

  • Endless runner by Kiloo/SYBO, hit mobile game since 2012.

  • Real game (2018), underwater survival by Unknown Worlds.

  • Real game series (since 2006), open-world action.

  • Real game (1998), RTS by Blizzard.

  • Real game (2015), colorful team shooter by Nintendo.

  • A classic arcade game featuring waves of aliens 👾

  • Real game title (2015/2004), Star Wars shooter.

  • Real game (2018), pirate adventure by Rare.

  • Spyro 3D platformer series, first on PS1 in 1998.

  • Real browser/mobile game (2016), snake-like MMO.

  • Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, 2019 action game by FromSoftware.

  • The Sims 4, life‑sim released by EA in 2014.

  • Yes—MOBA by Hi-Rez, released in 2014.

  • Yes—official Hasbro party game app (2015).

  • Colloquial for GTA: San Andreas (2004), action.

  • Yes—1996 3D platformer by Nintendo (N64).

  • An officially released horror game featuring the Slender Man mythos 👻

  • Yes—2002 stealth game by Ubisoft (Tom Clancy's).

  • Yes—2010 skateboarding game by EA/Black Box.

  • Yes—episodic indie horror adventure (2016–2019).

  • Shorthand for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. (2007) FPS by GSC.

  • Refers to Star Fox rail‑shooter series by Nintendo.

  • Yes! NES sports game by Nintendo (1985).

  • Yes, Slime Rancher (2017), a cute farming sim by Monomi Park

  • Yes, Sniper Elite (2005), stealth shooter by Rebellion

  • Yes, Super Mario Kart (1992), SNES kart racer classic

  • SimCity city‑building sim by Maxis, first released 1989.

  • Yes, Superman 64 (1999), N64 action game by Titus

  • Yes, Scrabble, official word game ports since 1984

  • Yes, Solitaire (1990 on Windows), digital card game

  • Yes, Super Mario Party (2018), Switch party game

  • Yes, Splitgate (2019), arena FPS by 1047 Games

  • First-person shooter series, debut 2001 on PC.

  • Yes, Stellaris (2016), grand strategy by Paradox

  • Super Mario Galaxy (2007) 3D platformer by Nintendo.

  • SUPERHOT (2016) time-bending shooter by SUPERHOT Team.

  • Yes, Sacred (2004), action RPG by Ascaron

  • Soul Calibur/Soulcalibur (1998) weapon fighter by Namco.

  • Snake.io (2016) mobile snake arcade by Kooapps.

  • The Simpsons: Hit & Run (2003) open-world action.

  • Sable (2021) exploration adventure by Shedworks.

  • “Sackboy: A Big Adventure” platformer, 2020.

  • Refers to Subway Surfers (2012) mobile endless runner.

  • Stumble Guys (2021) party battle royale by Kitka Games.

  • Steep (2016) extreme winter sports by Ubisoft.

  • South Park (1998) FPS based on the show, by Acclaim.

  • The Sims 3 (2009) life simulation by EA/Maxis.

  • Real game: 2009 survival horror by Zombie Studios

  • Super Meat Boy (2010) tough platformer by Team Meat.

  • Real game: 2008 evolution sim by Maxis/EA

  • Real game: Skate (2007) skateboarding by EA

  • Real game: 1998 3D platformer by Insomniac

  • Real game: 2012 open-world action by United Front

  • Real: digital Snakes & Ladders games on mobile/PC

  • Real game: 2000 action-RTS by Shiny Entertainment

  • Nintendo Switch 3D platformer (2017) by Nintendo

  • An officially released action game with a fitting title 💥

  • Real game: 2022 cat adventure by BlueTwelve

  • A well-known game about growing a snake by collecting food 🐍

  • Real game series: SingStar (2004) karaoke by Sony

  • SNES platformer from 1990, iconic entry in the Mario series.

  • Indie space sandbox adventure (2016) by Chucklefish

  • Licensed 3D platformer (2001) for Xbox by DICE/TDK

  • A sandbox-style video game built around creative experimentation 🧱

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