There isn’t a strict rule on what bugpunk is and is not but generally I’d say the game should have at least 1 bug in it.
Gunvalkyrie
Why it’s bugpunk: bug enemies and very organic levels with big mushroom platforms. Also the armor kinda looks a bit like a bug in places.
Morrowind
Why it’s bugpunk: flying cow bugs, floating jellyfish, bug buses, bug clothes, bug armor and everyone eats giant bug eggs in their huge bug-shaped houses.
all EDF games
Why it’s bugpunk: hordes of giant fucking alien bugs.
Buck Bumble in which you are a bug fighting secret bug wars against other bugs
Jade Cocoon is the most #bugpunk game I’ve ever played.
Not all the mons you catch are bugs, but the nature and low poly aesthetic contribute heavily to the bugpunk feel.
Pikmin is pretty bugpunk isn’t it
yeah but 
I’m just gonna go ahead and say that anyone who posts Pokemon is a total dweebazoid.
There is no bugpunk authority.
Just post what bugpunk means to U.
You mean the game inspired by bug-catching, where the first non-rival NPCs you ever challenge are bug catchers?
ants: the masses against the massive
bugs vs tanks
the simple 2000 series vol. 113 the tairyou jigoku/overwhelming hell
SimAnt via one of L’s blogs
Played the hell out of this one, it’s pretty clever… as you kill more bugs, the more covered in guts the screen gets, thus harder to see descending enemies.
Bug enemies, first level has you in a car splattering bugs on your windscreen.
An old mac platformer where you play as a bug. There was a sequel too. These three games are from the same developer. They also made a game where you’re a dinosaur with a jetpack and gun.
Neat Wii beat’em up (?) where you take control of different creatures. Early ones include spider and scorpion.
One of my fav N64 games. Take control of different robot animals, scorpions are among them.
