What DO You Meme? Core Game (New Edition) - Multicolor
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The What DO You Meme? Core Game (New Edition) is for groups of friends and family looking for a hilarious icebreaker and a guaranteed source of laughter at parties or game nights. Its key benefit is its ability to spark creativity and lead to sidesplittingly funny meme combinations. A potential caveat is that humor is subjective, and the funniest memes depend on the group's shared understanding of internet culture. This game includes 300 caption cards and 75 photo cards, enhanced with new GIFs, offering a fresh twist on the original. It's designed for easy learning and continuous fun, making it a go-to for gatherings.
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| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 98327 |
| Brand | what do you meme, llc |
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FAQs
How many players can play What DO You Meme? Core Game?
The game is best with 3-10 players to ensure variety and engagement, though it can be played with fewer.
What age is this game recommended for?
This game is generally recommended for ages 17 and up due to adult humor and meme references.
Are the cards reusable?
Yes, the cards can be reused in multiple games. Players draw new caption cards each round.
What is the main difference between this edition and the original?
This new edition features a fresh look and includes new GIFs to keep the content current and relevant to modern meme culture.
Can I mix cards from other What DO You Meme? expansion packs?
Yes, cards from compatible What DO You Meme? expansion packs can be mixed with the core game for even more variety.
How do I win the game?
Players win rounds by having their caption card chosen by the judge as the funniest or most fitting for the photo card. The game often continues until a set number of rounds are played or until players decide to stop.
What if the judge doesn't like any of the combinations?
The judge should pick the best of the bunch. If truly no combination works, they can skip the round and draw a new photo card, but this is rare.
Troubleshooting
Game seems slow to start or players are unsure how to play.
Designate a clear 'host' or 'explainer' for the first few rounds to guide players through the setup and initial turns. Emphasize that the goal is to be funny and creative, not necessarily logical.
Not enough laughter or engagement from the group.
Encourage players to be bold with their card combinations. Remind them of popular memes or current internet humor for inspiration. Rotate the judge role frequently to keep everyone involved.
Missing cards.
Carefully check the box and any packaging. If cards are confirmed missing, contact the manufacturer (Just Play) for potential replacement parts.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides hours of entertainment for groups.
- Encourages creativity and quick thinking.
- Easy to understand and play, suitable for various ages.
- High number of cards ensures variety and replayability.
- Modernized with new GIFs for current meme culture.
Cons
- Humor is subjective and may not land with all players.
- Relies on players' understanding of internet meme culture.
- Can become repetitive if played too frequently with the same group.
- Requires a minimum number of players to be most engaging.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: To set up, simply shuffle the caption cards and photo cards separately. Place them face down in distinct piles within reach of all players. Determine a judge for the first round (this role typically rotates each round).
Gameplay: The judge draws one photo card and places it face up. All other players select caption cards from their hand that they believe best fit the photo. Players then submit their chosen caption cards face down to the judge. The judge shuffles the submitted captions and reads each combination aloud. The judge then chooses the funniest or most fitting caption, and the player who submitted it wins the round and keeps the photo card. The role of judge then passes to the next player.
Compatibility: This game is designed for human players and does not require any electronic devices or internet connection to play.
Care: Keep cards away from moisture and excessive heat to preserve their condition. Store the game in its original box when not in use. Avoid bending or creasing the cards.