About

Make It Meme is an indie browser party game^[1] where a group of players each write captions for a random meme template and then rate one another’s submissions; the player with the most votes wins the round. The title was created by German developers Sandro Wahl, Jakub Bilski, and Benjamin Reinecke and first launched in public Open Beta on March 15th, 2021.
It has been compared to other online party games such as Gartic Phone, but with a focus on meme creation and humor.

History

On March 15th, 2021, The official Instagram^[2] page for Make It Meme posted a photo announcing the game's public Open Beta release on the domain name "makeitmeme.com." The post gathered 38 likes in over a year (seen below).

The game quickly gained traction, gathering nearly 2,000 views in under a month, as detailed in another post by Make It Meme's official Instagram account.^[3]

On December 11th, 2024, Make It Meme 2.0 was officially released, introducing a major overhaul with new features, systems, and UI enhancements. This update focused on creativity, social interaction, and personalization, and added the Meme Studio feature, which allows players to create and share custom meme packs.

Online Presence

On November 28th, 2021, Make It Meme's official TikTok^[4] account posted its first video, gaining over 80,000 plays and 10,000 likes in eleven months (seen below, left). On December 21st, 2021, @makeitmeme_official posted its most viral video, highlighting the game’s popularity among German players. That video^[5] reached over 500,000 plays and 90,000 likes in ten months (seen below, right).

On May 5th, 2022, TikToker^[6] @chillrogg posted a video about the game, reaching over 1 million views and 100,000 likes in nearly five months (seen below, left). On August 10th, 2022, TikToker^[7] @martiantechofficial posted a video playing Make It Meme with friends and earned over 3 million plays and 300,000 likes in three months (seen below, right).

On July 17th, 2022, YouTuber^[10] CallMeCarsonLIVE posted a clip from a Twitch stream of him and his friends playing the game, gathering over 300,000 views in nearly three months (seen below).

By Fall 2022, Make It Meme was also mentioned on Twitter, with players posting compilations of memes created during gameplays. On October 16th, Twitter^[8] user @MissHuffleP posted a photogrid of memes made by them and their friends, receiving four likes in three days (seen below).

As of October 19th, 2022, Make It Meme's Twitch page has over 2,200 followers.^[9]
Since its release, Make It Meme has continued to attract an active online community through various compilations and livestreams.

Various Examples

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