bfg

BFG is an acronym used for several different topics in literature, gaming, and entertainment. The meaning depends on context and can refer to a character, a weapon, or a company.

The Big Friendly Giant refers to Roald Dahl's 1982 children's novel The BFG. The story follows Sophie, a human girl who befriends a gentle giant that collects dreams and defends his world from dangerous giants. The book has been adapted into a 1989 animated film and a 2016 live-action film directed by Steven Spielberg.

In video games, BFG denotes the Big F***ing Gun, a fictional weapon from the Doom series. The BFG9000, introduced in Doom II, is prized for its high damage and splash effects. The weapon's name is often rendered as Big F***ing Gun, though alternate forms such as Big Friggin’ Gun or Big Friendly Gun appear in various releases and fan communities. The BFG has become one of gaming's most iconic weapons and is frequently referenced in popular culture.

Big Fish Games is a United States–based video game developer and digital distributor founded in 2002. The company is known for releasing casual games across multiple platforms and for operating an online catalog and distribution platform for downloadable titles. The BFG acronym is sometimes used informally to refer to the company in gaming communities.