Know What I Meme is a social party game of GIFs, memes, and good times! Select a text setup for the meme, browse to find the perfect GIF response, then everyone votes on which was their favorite. Earn points to prove just how funny you are. Up to 9 players can play but anyone can watch the fun!
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i do not have any friends. fuck this game fuck my life.
juego para todos los publicos
there is literally no words i can use to describe how unfunny this is
game is super funny in a discord call if you have just the right gifs to put for the prompts
I don't usually write mean-spirited or snarky reviews, but this one necessitates one. This game is a 10/10 if you're a millenial with those "shaved on only one side" haircuts and you love Starbucks, and you communicate to others in quirky or snarky gifs of white people on sitcoms. You may also get some unironic enjoyment out of this game if you think the only good rappers are Eminem and Logic, or if you loved Puss in Boots solely because it had a panic attack in it.
The entire game is built on finding Tenor/GIPHY reaction gifs based on received prompts. And when your entire game is based around your prompts, it's not good when most of these prompts are lame as fuck. Like "When someone SERIOUSLY doesn't think Mulan is the best Disney movie!!" or "TFW (That Feeling When) you can't find a job after college and adulting is SOOOO hard!!!"
The best way I found to counteract corny prompts like those is to just pick a gif that's an inside joke among your friends or just something so stupid that the joke is how absurdly unrelated it is to the prompt. Maybe that says something more about my broken humor than anything, and I have no ground to stand on in regards to judging millenial internet humor when Gen Z internet humor is just as strange and unfunny to other generations. But I got some laughs out of my friends picking a gif of Nostalgia Critic chasing someone with a bat in response to the corniest prompt we all agreed we hated.
The best times are when you get prompts where it picks the name of a participant in the game so you get to target them and make some lighthearted jokes at their expense. THOSE are the funny prompts solely because it gets the players involved as opposed to getting a prompt like "wow, this gif will certainly be my reaction when I go to the store to find some vegan soy/almond hybrid milk but I only find UNETHICAL cow's milk!!!!" and the expected response is of one of those guys on The Office rolling their eyes.
The entire game is built on finding Tenor/GIPHY reaction gifs based on received prompts. And when your entire game is based around your prompts, it's not good when most of these prompts are lame as fuck. Like "When someone SERIOUSLY doesn't think Mulan is the best Disney movie!!" or "TFW (That Feeling When) you can't find a job after college and adulting is SOOOO hard!!!"
The best way I found to counteract corny prompts like those is to just pick a gif that's an inside joke among your friends or just something so stupid that the joke is how absurdly unrelated it is to the prompt. Maybe that says something more about my broken humor than anything, and I have no ground to stand on in regards to judging millenial internet humor when Gen Z internet humor is just as strange and unfunny to other generations. But I got some laughs out of my friends picking a gif of Nostalgia Critic chasing someone with a bat in response to the corniest prompt we all agreed we hated.
The best times are when you get prompts where it picks the name of a participant in the game so you get to target them and make some lighthearted jokes at their expense. THOSE are the funny prompts solely because it gets the players involved as opposed to getting a prompt like "wow, this gif will certainly be my reaction when I go to the store to find some vegan soy/almond hybrid milk but I only find UNETHICAL cow's milk!!!!" and the expected response is of one of those guys on The Office rolling their eyes.
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