What Do You Meme? Review
The adult party game for meme lovers
Based on 45,000 reviews
Overview
What Do You Meme? combines internet culture with party game format. Players compete to create the funniest meme by pairing caption cards with popular meme images. Think Cards Against Humanity meets Instagram.
What's in the Box
- ✓435 caption cards
- ✓75 photo cards featuring popular memes
- ✓Easel for displaying photos
- ✓Rule book
How to Play
A rotating judge plays a photo card. Everyone else plays a caption card face down. The judge picks the funniest combination, and that player wins the round. First to a set number of wins the game.
Pros & Cons
✓ Pros
- ✓Fresh take on the CAH formula
- ✓Memes add visual humor element
- ✓Regularly updated with new memes
- ✓Great for meme-literate groups
- ✓Lots of expansion packs
✗ Cons
- ✗Humor depends on knowing meme references
- ✗Some memes already feel dated
- ✗Similar gameplay to other party games
- ✗Adults-only content
- ✗Doesn't lead to real conversation
Quick Facts
Best For
- ✓ Meme-loving friend groups
- ✓ Parties with 20-30 somethings
- ✓ Social media enthusiasts
- ✓ People who find CAH tired
Skip If...
- ✗ Those unfamiliar with meme culture
- ✗ Mixed-age groups
- ✗ People seeking meaningful interaction
Where to Buy
- • Amazon
- • Target
- • Walmart
- • Urban Outfitters
Price: $25-35
The Verdict
What Do You Meme? is a fun evolution of the party card game formula. If your group speaks fluent meme, you'll have a blast. But like most party games, it's about laughs, not connection. The meme format can feel dated quickly as internet culture moves fast.
Digital Alternative: Spark
What Do You Meme is great for laughs but won't help you actually learn about your friends. Spark's lighter questions can bring similar fun energy while actually revealing something about people.
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