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Definition of «meme»

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Definition of «meme»
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"Meme game" refers to a video game that is primarily designed around, or becomes famous for, its absurd, humorous, or viral concepts rather than its deep mechanics or narrative. These games often rely on "shock and awe" marketing or bizarre premises (like "Pokémon with guns") to gain traction on social media and streaming platforms. While the term can be dismissive, implying the game is a shallow joke, it can also be used to describe a game that successfully leans into its own ridiculousness for entertainment value. A meme game often generates a high volume of internet content, such as reaction videos and image macros, due to its inherently "shareable" nature.

Example

I thought this was just going to be another low-effort meme game, but the survival mechanics are actually solid.

>The developer leaned into the meme game status by adding a secret ending that makes absolutely no sense.

>Streamers love playing meme games because the chat goes wild whenever something weird happens on screen.


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A meme is a humorous image, video, or piece of text that is copied and spread rapidly by internet users, often with slight variations to fit different contexts. It serves as a form of cultural shorthand, allowing people to communicate ideas or jokes succinctly through shared references. Memes are prevalent in online communities and can evolve quickly, reflecting current events or trends. They usually carry a playful or satirical emotional tone, appealing to younger demographics who engage in meme culture for entertainment and social bonding.

Example

That cat meme always cracks me up no matter how many times I see it.

He created a new meme about the latest celebrity scandal that everyone is sharing.


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