The 'Literally Unplayable' meme is a staple of gaming culture, used sarcastically to call out incredibly minor, inconsequential bugs or oversights in video games. While the phrase was originally used by frustrated players to describe game-breaking technical issues, it evolved into an ironic joke during the early 2010s on platforms like Reddit and Steam. Users often post screenshots of trivial errors—such as a misaligned texture, a spelling mistake in a quest log, or a single pixel that doesn't match the background—and declare the game completely broken. It highlights the perfectionist nature of the gaming community while poking fun at the tendency to overreact to small flaws in massive open-world titles.