"The Guy Game" is a video game released in 2004 for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox consoles. Developed by American studio Hypnotix and published by Take-Two Interactive, it's a unique title that combines elements of trivia and party games.

The gameplay involves players answering trivia questions while navigating through various environments filled with obstacles. However, what sets "The Guy Game" apart from other trivia games is its use of real-life footage. The game features over 30 hours of video clips featuring 18 young women who were filmed on spring break-style trips to Cabo San Lucas and South Padre Island. Players must answer questions related to these clips, such as identifying objects or actions.

Despite its initial hype, "The Guy Game" faced significant controversy and legal issues regarding the consent of the women featured in the videos. This led to the game being pulled from shelves and a lawsuit against the developers and publishers. As a result, the game is now considered something of a rarity among collectors.