What Do You Meme? Family Edition – The Hilarious Family Game for Meme Lovers
Our Bestseller — Now For Families! The hilarious game you know and love, now with all the R-rated content removed for family-friendly fun.
Family Fun: This family game is designed for ages 8+ and is encouraged to be played with 3+ players (of all ages).
How To Play: Compete with your friends and family to create the funniest memes. Do this by using one of your dealt caption cards to caption (get it?) the photo card in each round.
How To Win: The winner of each round is decided by a rotating judge. Pro tip: pick your caption card to match the judge’s sense of humor. Extra pro tip: Make sure the judge shuffles the cards for anonymity.
What’s Inside: Each game contains 300 caption cards and 65 photo cards and instructions.
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Included Components: Cards, Instructions and and Easel. Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.71 x 7.87 x 2.17 inches. Age Range (Description): Kid. Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?. Material: Paper. Manufacturer: What Do You Meme?. Mfg Recommended age: 8 – 99 years. Language: English. Customer Reviews: 4.6 out of 5 stars 9,998 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars. Best Sellers Rank: #742 in Toys & Games. Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up. Item model number: What Do You Meme Family Edition. ASIN: B0812BN1L1. Country of Origin: China. Item Weight: 2.25 pounds. Product Dimensions: 10.71 x 7.87 x 2.17 inches.
Specification: What Do You Meme? Family Edition – The Hilarious Family Game for Meme Lovers
| Weight | 2.25 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10.71 × 7.87 × 2.17 in |
26 reviews for What Do You Meme? Family Edition – The Hilarious Family Game for Meme Lovers
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jessie –
The adult version is a little too adult but I was worried this would be too immature for my 14 year old daughter and her friends. It’s not! It was perfect, Agee appropriate and still tons of fun for the teen crowd.Read more
Family –
We chose this game bc it seemed like a more affordable version of a similar, family friendly game. What Do You Meme- Family Edition comes with entirely family friendly picture cards. Some are of people and some of animals. However, a large number of the meme/ phrase cards use “bathroom humor” or other childish, unrefined words. If you’re sensitive to this, beware. You can separate the cards that you prefer not to use, although depending on sensitivities you may end up separating away dozens of cards. However, the game itself is otherwise fun, family friendly and can be used with a large span of ages in the same game.Read more
Tim Wright –
We gave this one a chance. Played an entire game even though everyone was complaining about how horrible the game was. The cards almost never match up anywhere near the meme. None were very funny at all. Played with a 9 and 13 year old and 2 adults. Skip this game. Waste of moneyRead more
Barbara Burgess –
It’s challenging in our house to get all 5 of us to enjoy playing the same game. For the first time in FOREVER, we sat around our table for a couple of hours laughing and playing, and enjoying the game, and each other. The pictures provided are great. My kids recognized several iconic pictures. There are an abundance of great sayings to attach to the pictures. After playing a few days in a row, my teen age girls thought it would be fun to use pictures on our phones as well. That ended up being personally hilarious! Not only did we use our personal pictures, but also picked from the pack that came in the game. This is an excellent game to play!Read more
Emily –
Purchased this for my family, especially the meme-obsessed ten year-old who thinks he’s too cool to hang out with his parents. He made us play it the same day and has requested it almost every day since then. I’m a huge fan of card games but most of mine are not ones that my kids can play. I wanted to find some versions of the games that I like, but that I could play with my kiddos as well. This is definitely not a version that I would play with other adults, but it’s great for kids. My youngest is 7, but a solid reader. He stumbled over a few words but can play the game and often beats the rest of us. Almost every other card does have bathroom humor, so if you can’t giggle with the kids about boogers and farts this isn’t the game for you. The cards are decent quality, but the stand that comes in the box is flimsy cardboard. We rarely use it. Some of the pictures are blurry, like they were blown up too big. The kids don’t care about that, though. This game does exactly what I had hoped it would. It gets the kids to turn off all their screens and laugh like fools. We definitely recommend it!Read more
Lyn B –
I would have given it 5 stars but we have the What Do You Mean On The Go deck and a few of the same memes are in this as well. Our whole family plays and we are always laughing throughout the whole game. Great for younger kids, it’s one of my 7 year old’s favorite games. Definitely recommend for family fun.Read more
jessica –
This is such a fun game! My husband and I enjoyed it as much or even more than our 11 and 9 year olds. We even played with my in-laws and they loved it too. Great for all ages!Read more
tomahawk –
Fun game for preteens. We have only played a couple times but it was good for some laughs. There may still be cards parents might want to censor due to inappropriate content.Read more
Orit Mutznik –
This is the family edition, so no adult content, but quite a few of the cards are just gross. I had to censor the cards in order to play with my kids. Also, not really that funny cause it’s very American and lots of stuff Brits wouldn’t understand.Read more
CJ –
I got this to help amuse my teenage kids, my self and my partner during lock down. We think it’s hilarious and have played it for several nights. We’ve only just started the 2nd pack of description cards which has kept the game fresh. I recommend writing some of your own description cards, we added cards describing situations we’ve found ourselves in and also printed off some funny pictures of friends and family to use in the game which has been brilliant! Personalising the game like this means it will never get old, i’m actually considering buying another box for friends but personalising it before I give it to them, what a great gift they would be. Buy it and personalise it for hours of hilarity!!!!Read more
Clara –
My 11 and 13 year old boys both enjoyed this game, even if they were playing it with their ‘boomer’ parents! When I read a review saying that didn’t appreciate some of the toilet humour I knew it would go down a treat with my toilet humour loving boys!!Read more
Amazon Customer –
Game is reasonable quality in terms of how durable cards are etc, but the actual content is poor. I expected it to be a very funny game to play with the family but it was quite boring. A lot of the picture cards are boring, a lot of the caption cards are very american and just not very funny. Could be so much better. It’s definitely not worth the money, after playing it id be happy to pay £5 for it and no more, but to be honest i wouldnt buy it if id knownRead more
Mark W –
Played once only and it will probably not be used again. Not really very funny and a bit tedious after a while. Can’t really recommend this unless you are really into memes… Is anybody?Read more
jessie –
The adult version is a little too adult but I was worried this would be too immature for my 14 year old daughter and her friends. It’s not! It was perfect, Agee appropriate and still tons of fun for the teen crowd.Read more
Family –
We chose this game bc it seemed like a more affordable version of a similar, family friendly game. What Do You Meme- Family Edition comes with entirely family friendly picture cards. Some are of people and some of animals. However, a large number of the meme/ phrase cards use “bathroom humor” or other childish, unrefined words. If you’re sensitive to this, beware. You can separate the cards that you prefer not to use, although depending on sensitivities you may end up separating away dozens of cards. However, the game itself is otherwise fun, family friendly and can be used with a large span of ages in the same game.Read more
Tim Wright –
We gave this one a chance. Played an entire game even though everyone was complaining about how horrible the game was. The cards almost never match up anywhere near the meme. None were very funny at all. Played with a 9 and 13 year old and 2 adults. Skip this game. Waste of moneyRead more
Barbara Burgess –
It’s challenging in our house to get all 5 of us to enjoy playing the same game. For the first time in FOREVER, we sat around our table for a couple of hours laughing and playing, and enjoying the game, and each other. The pictures provided are great. My kids recognized several iconic pictures. There are an abundance of great sayings to attach to the pictures. After playing a few days in a row, my teen age girls thought it would be fun to use pictures on our phones as well. That ended up being personally hilarious! Not only did we use our personal pictures, but also picked from the pack that came in the game. This is an excellent game to play!Read more
Emily –
Purchased this for my family, especially the meme-obsessed ten year-old who thinks he’s too cool to hang out with his parents. He made us play it the same day and has requested it almost every day since then. I’m a huge fan of card games but most of mine are not ones that my kids can play. I wanted to find some versions of the games that I like, but that I could play with my kiddos as well. This is definitely not a version that I would play with other adults, but it’s great for kids. My youngest is 7, but a solid reader. He stumbled over a few words but can play the game and often beats the rest of us. Almost every other card does have bathroom humor, so if you can’t giggle with the kids about boogers and farts this isn’t the game for you. The cards are decent quality, but the stand that comes in the box is flimsy cardboard. We rarely use it. Some of the pictures are blurry, like they were blown up too big. The kids don’t care about that, though. This game does exactly what I had hoped it would. It gets the kids to turn off all their screens and laugh like fools. We definitely recommend it!Read more
Lyn B –
I would have given it 5 stars but we have the What Do You Mean On The Go deck and a few of the same memes are in this as well. Our whole family plays and we are always laughing throughout the whole game. Great for younger kids, it’s one of my 7 year old’s favorite games. Definitely recommend for family fun.Read more
jessica –
This is such a fun game! My husband and I enjoyed it as much or even more than our 11 and 9 year olds. We even played with my in-laws and they loved it too. Great for all ages!Read more
tomahawk –
Fun game for preteens. We have only played a couple times but it was good for some laughs. There may still be cards parents might want to censor due to inappropriate content.Read more
Orit Mutznik –
This is the family edition, so no adult content, but quite a few of the cards are just gross. I had to censor the cards in order to play with my kids. Also, not really that funny cause it’s very American and lots of stuff Brits wouldn’t understand.Read more
CJ –
I got this to help amuse my teenage kids, my self and my partner during lock down. We think it’s hilarious and have played it for several nights. We’ve only just started the 2nd pack of description cards which has kept the game fresh. I recommend writing some of your own description cards, we added cards describing situations we’ve found ourselves in and also printed off some funny pictures of friends and family to use in the game which has been brilliant! Personalising the game like this means it will never get old, i’m actually considering buying another box for friends but personalising it before I give it to them, what a great gift they would be. Buy it and personalise it for hours of hilarity!!!!Read more
Clara –
My 11 and 13 year old boys both enjoyed this game, even if they were playing it with their ‘boomer’ parents! When I read a review saying that didn’t appreciate some of the toilet humour I knew it would go down a treat with my toilet humour loving boys!!Read more
Amazon Customer –
Game is reasonable quality in terms of how durable cards are etc, but the actual content is poor. I expected it to be a very funny game to play with the family but it was quite boring. A lot of the picture cards are boring, a lot of the caption cards are very american and just not very funny. Could be so much better. It’s definitely not worth the money, after playing it id be happy to pay £5 for it and no more, but to be honest i wouldnt buy it if id knownRead more
Mark W –
Played once only and it will probably not be used again. Not really very funny and a bit tedious after a while. Can’t really recommend this unless you are really into memes… Is anybody?Read more