While normal Go allows passing one's turn, and thus has no zugzwang,
there is a No Pass Go variant [1] that forbids passing, where the
first player in zugzwang loses the game.
> just none are good for you and all lead to a loss given perfect play.
That's exactly what it means to be in a lost position; all moves lose.
A lost position is only Zugzwang though if the same position with the opponent to move is not lost.
That's more like stalemate, not zugzwang.
Edit: Pardon my idiocy. Stalemate is obviously not a loss in chess. So I guess that no-pass go is like neither of these things.
In zugzwang you have legal moves - just none are good for you and all lead to a loss given perfect play.