kaizo trap
a game, most commonly videos games, that is so ridiculously difficult that it would be considered a kaizo game. the difference between the simple kaizo genre and a kaizo trap, is that a kaizo trap puts the player into a position where after struggling for a good half an hour to reach a point in which they think they are safe, a random quick kill obstacle, enemy, or otherwise is put in as a trick to kill the player for letting their guard down.
finally, i’m at a safe point! for the love of everything holy, it took me, like, 2 hours to-*the player’s avatar is killed by a sudden falling spike*- god d-mn it! this is the third kaizo trap this game has thrown at me! can i relax for one second?
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