Genres are broken beyond repair, being arbitrary and lacking meaningful categorization.15 years ago, there were calls to abandon genre titles as they felt restrictive and confusing.However, the industry quadrupled down on genres with the Era of Tagging to manage the growing number of game releases.The categorization of video game genres is like labeling fruits and vegetables - arbitrary and subjective.Initially, genres like 'text adventures' and 'platform games' made sense but became inadequate as game ideas merged and evolved.Steam's exponential growth in game releases led to chaos as users had newfound power to tag games, rendering genres meaningless.Genres like 'adventure' and 'point-and-click adventures' on stores like Steam lack specificity and are used as clickbait.The proliferation of genres has led to a post-meaning era where genres have lost their ability to effectively categorize games.Finding specific types of games has become challenging due to the misuse of genres, contributing to noise in the gaming landscape.There seems to be no easy fix to the genre chaos, with the gaming industry stuck in a state of confusion and meaninglessness.