Meme Clash
Fill in the meme. Win the room.
- Players
- 3–10
- Play on
- Multi-device
- Rounds
- 10 per package
- First package
- Free
How to play
Everyone sees the same meme. The speech bubbles, signs or caption bar are empty and waiting for your words.
Fill every box with your funniest line and tap Submit. Your text appears on the meme, and you can't change it once it's sent.
The memes show up anonymously. Pick the funniest one that isn't yours and tap Vote.
See who picked you. Each vote is worth 100 points, and if you got every vote from the other players, you also get the 200-point Sayko! bonus.
After 10 rounds, the player with the most points wins. Points double in the last 3 rounds, so the ranking can change right up to the end.
Each round, everyone sees the same blank meme and writes their funniest line into the speech bubbles, signs or caption bar. Then all the memes are shown anonymously, and everyone votes for their favorite one that isn't their own.
Every vote you get earns points, and if you get every vote from the other players, the Sayko! bonus is yours too. Points double in the last 3 rounds, and the most points wins.
How to win
The player with the most points after 10 rounds wins. Players tied for first all win; if the top score is 0, nobody wins.
Multi-device
Meme Clash rules
Every rule of the game, from scoring to how a game is won.
Overview
- Meme Clash is for 3–10 players, and everyone plays on their own phone. It can't be played on one phone.
- There are no roles or teams. Every round, everyone writes and everyone votes.
- The host picks a package. Each package has 10 memes with missing text; they come up in random order, and the game lasts 10 rounds.
- Each meme has 1 to 4 empty boxes: speech bubbles, signs, panels or a caption bar.
How a round works
- Everyone sees the same blank meme and fills in every box. Your text appears on the meme as you type.
- When you tap Submit, your meme is sent and can't be changed. The screen shows how many players have submitted.
- When writing ends, all the memes are shown anonymously, shuffled separately for each player.
- Everyone picks the funniest meme and taps Vote. Your own meme is marked YOURS, but you can't vote for it. Voting has no time limit, and everyone must vote.
- The round result has three steps: YOUR PICK shows the meme you voted for and who made it, WHO PICKED YOU shows who voted for you, and ROUND SCORES shows the round's points and the overall standings.
- On the last step, the next round starts once everyone taps Continue; if someone is holding things up, the host can move on without waiting. The game ends after round 10.
Scoring
- Each vote your meme gets is worth 100 points.
- If your meme gets every vote cast by the other players in a round, and that is at least 2 votes, you earn a 200-point Sayko! bonus.
- In the last 3 rounds (rounds 8, 9 and 10), the screen shows ×2 POINTS and that round's points are doubled: each vote is worth 200 and the Sayko! bonus 400.
- Example: in a 5-player game, if all 4 other players pick your meme, you get 4 × 100 + 200 = 600 points. If that happens in round 9, you get 1,200 points.
- If you don't submit a meme in a round, you get no points for it, but you still vote.
- There are no penalties. Your score never goes down.
- The meme with the most votes on its own is shown as the round's WINNER; if the top vote count is shared, it shows TIE. This label doesn't affect points.
Winning and ties
- The player with the most points after 10 rounds wins.
- Players with the same score share the same rank. Everyone tied for first place wins.
- If the top score is 0, nobody wins.
- Players who leave the game are ranked last and can't win.
Special cases
- Every box on the meme must be filled. Each box has its own character limit, and text over the limit can't be sent.
- Emoji and Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters count as 2 characters. Line breaks are removed and extra spaces are trimmed.
- If writing time runs out, any text you haven't submitted is lost, and you count as not submitting that round.
- If nobody submits a meme, voting is skipped and everyone scores 0 that round. If the only meme submitted is yours, you have nothing to vote for, and the game goes on without waiting for you.
- Players who lose connection aren't waited for. If they come back before the phase ends, they can pick up where they left off.
- If the host leaves, the game goes on: hosting passes at once to the next signed-in player. If the host loses connection, everyone is warned after 1 minute, and hosting passes on if they aren't back within 2 minutes. If players leave and fewer than 3 players remain, the game ends with the current scores. Losing connection alone doesn't end the game.
- Nobody can join the room after the game starts.
Host settings
- The host sets the Writing Time: unlimited (default) or 2 minutes. Voting has no time limit.
- Once at least one meme is in, the host can tap Start Voting to end writing early. Players who haven't submitted miss that round's writing but still vote.
- The host picks the package.
- Timers and point values may change in future updates.
Meme Clash titles
You earn these titles by what you do in Meme Clash matches. The title you pick shows on your card, under your name, in the lobby and in the game.
AlexMonument of ComedyLVL 27Monument of Comedy Finish in 1st place in 35 consecutive matches.
On top of these, there are 21 general titles you can earn in every game. Levels and titles
This game has 30 titles. Tap one to see it on your card.
Questions about Meme Clash
How many players do you need?
3–10 players. Everyone joins the same room on their own phone.
Can we play on one phone?
No. Everyone writes at the same time and votes in secret, so each player needs their own phone.
How long does a game take?
A game is 10 rounds. Depending on the writing time and your group's pace, it usually takes 25–40 minutes.
How do you get the Sayko! bonus?
Get every vote cast by the other players in a round (at least 2 votes) and you earn a 200-point bonus. In the last 3 rounds, the bonus is worth 400.
