What Do You Meme? Party Game

Party game · Adults and older teens · 17+ Everyone gets the same photo. Your caption is what wins. Each round, the judge puts a photo card on the easel. Everyone else chooses the caption card from their hand that makes it funniest, and the judge picks the winner. The judge changes every round, so the real skill is knowing your audience. A caption that falls flat with one person can win outright with the next. 435 cards Easel included 3+ players Ages 17+ Rotating judge Learn it in a minute Easy to carry How to play 1 Flip a photo. This round's judge puts a photo card on the easel where everyone can see it. 2 Play a caption. Everyone else picks the card from their hand that turns the photo into the funniest meme and gives it to the judge. 3 The judge decides. They pick the winning caption, then the next player becomes judge. Play for as many rounds as you like. Why it works at a gathering Play to the judge You are not trying to be funny in general. You are trying to make one particular person laugh, so knowing your friends' sense of humour becomes the strategy. Nothing to learn You look at a photo and choose a card, and that is the whole game. Someone who has never played will be winning rounds within a minute. Everyone plays every round Nobody waits for their turn, so it holds a big group. More players means more captions per photo, and it gets funnier as the table grows. Easy to take along The box is about 16.5 cm long and fits in a bag, so it goes with you to a friend's place or on a trip. In the box 435 cards: 360 caption cards and 75 photo cards 1 easel for showing the photo card Instructions Details Players 3 or more Recommended age 17 years and up Cards 435 in total: 360 captions and 75 photos Play time No fixed length. Play as many rounds as you like Language English Box size 16.5 × 11.4 × 10.9 cm Good for Game nights with friends, gatherings, meme fans, gifting Questions about this game Is it suitable for children? No. The photos are harmless, but some captions are for adults only. It is made for ages 17 and up. What if a caption mentions something we do not recognise? Officially, you can only swap your hand after winning a round. Plenty of groups relax that rule and let anyone swap a card they cannot use. What happens when we have seen all the photos? The same photo plays differently with a new hand of captions. The instructions also suggest printing your own images as extra photo cards. Is it fun with only three people? It works with three. It gets funnier as more people join, because each photo gets more captions to choose from. The first round is polite. By the third, everyone is playing to the judge. Please note: recommended for ages 17 and up. Some cards contain mature humour, so it is not suitable for children.