Over a quarter of lads have thought about dumping their other half because of arguments over gaming, it has emerged.
New research shows nearly 20% people have tried - and failed - to ban gaming from their household to improve their home life.
And now the games causing all the troouble have been revealed.
Shoot em up Call of Duty tops the poll, with the all-action distraction causing 38% of gaming arguments in couples.
Football game Fifa causes the second most number of arguments, followed by Fortnite and Football Manager.
The research conducted by Cardschat.com, also revealed nearly a quarter of couples row up to 100 times a year over computer games.
Susan Trombetti, leading matchmaker, relationship expert, and CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking, said couples need to meet in the middle to make iron out any problems caused by gaming.
She said: “Gaming is a way to be connected without really connecting with people thus, sometimes, increasing your social isolation. “This can cause issues for relationships.
“Some things you can try are limiting time spent on the game instead of banning them altogether.
"Opposed to making your household a gaming-free household, if your partner enjoys it, consider limiting the time gaming, similar to how you may set boundaries like no phones while eating dinner together.
"Small compromises may work for you and your partner.”
