What does "GDLK" mean in the videogame documentary "High Score"
Arqade Asked by Matheus Rossi Saciotto on February 18, 2021
High Score is a Netflix documentary about the history of video games.
Its thumbnail is just a box with GDLK written inside. I was a fool looking for several minutes for the name "High Score" and thinking it was removed from the catalog before trying to click on the first option of the menu.
This acronym isn’t explained during the show (at least not in Portuguese), and I couldn’t find a meaning for it that would fit the context.
One Answer
According to Urban Dictionary - GDLK is an abbreviation of the phrase "God Like":
Others have suggested that the abbreviation stands for "Good Luck", but the majority seems to be standing with "God Like".
Answered by Jonny D Reeves on February 18, 2021
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