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  1. something that affects a situation very much and completely changes the way that it develops: The hit show has been a game changer for the network. Nobody can deny that social media has been a game-changer for marketing. someone or something that affects the result of a game very much: As a player he can be a game changer. Fewer examples.

  2. something that affects a situation very much and completely changes the way that it develops: The hit show has been a game changer for the network. Nobody can deny that social media has been a game-changer for marketing.

  3. Inglés. Español. game changer n. figurative, informal ( [sth] revolutionary) (figurado) punto de inflexión loc nom m. algo revolucionario, algo que cambia las reglas del juego pron + loc adj. James Joyce's Ulysses was a game changer in the history of the modern novel.

  4. The meaning of GAME CHANGER is a newly introduced element or factor that changes an existing situation or activity in a significant way. How to use game changer in a sentence.

  5. something that affects a situation very much and completely changes the way that it develops: The hit show has been a game changer for the network. Nobody can deny that social media has been a game-changer for marketing. someone or something that affects the result of a game very much:

  6. a. (= entertainment) juego m. it’s only a game no es más que un juego. a game of chance/skill un juego de azar/de habilidad. idiom: to play the game jugar limpio. see also video compounds. b. (= match) [of football, rugby, cricket, tennis] partido m. (within tennis set) juego m. [of cards, chess, snooker] partida f.

  7. game changer sustantivo [coloq.] [fig.] cambio radical m. punto de inflexión m. The new contract was a game changer for the company. El nuevo contrato marcó un punto de inflexión para la empresa. menos frecuente: gran cambio m. ·. algo revolucionario m. Véase también: game s — juego m. ·. partido m. ·. partida f. ·. caza f. ·. encuentro m. ·.