Spin Master Games Meme the Game Disney Edition Family Game

My kids LOVE this. Since it was delivered they have practically begged to play it EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. Honestly it's a nice game, but it is geared more towards kids. If you have children, or are getting it for a child I 1000% reccomend it. If you're a single person in college, you may not appreciate it as much. But hey, maybe you would love it too! Anyone with kids should check it out. My children range in age from 12 to 5, and they all love it. Even my 5 year old, who can't read, loves to play this, and sometimes the funniest answers are the ones she picks at random on her turn.

This game was easy to learn. We had players from age 5 to 62 and we were all laughing out loud. It can be a quick fun time or it can last all night. Great family game!!

We got this for our eight year old daughter for Christmas and she absolutely loves it. We've played it at home and at the grandparents house today and she's already asked if we can play again tomorrow. Game cards are different sizes which we like a lot because it's easy to keep the cards sorted out and the pictures, surprisingly, fit a lot of the meme choices really well. I'd highly recommend picking it up.

So if you've ever played the original meme game called "What's Your Meme?", this is the Disney version of that game, although with a more family-friendly tone and subject matter (because it's Disney after all). The picture cards draw from a variety of Disney films and characters, mostly the animated ones (so far haven't encountered any of the non-animated films, but they may be in there) and the object is to match the meme caption with the funniest or most appropriate picture card to illustrate that caption. I played this with my kids, three who are teenagers and one who's 5 years old and they all enjoyed the game. However, I could tell that my teenagers were hoping for captions that were a little more adult-oriented or funny since they're at the age where they've been exposed to video/audio content with slightly more risque and sarcastic overtones (and their generation is a little more on the cutting edge of meme culture anyway). My five year old loved the game mostly for the picture cards, but she's still a little young to grasp the meaning of the caption cards and how those can relate to the image/character stills on cards. Regardless, all players had fun and we played about two/three rounds before calling it a night. So all-in-all, it's a good family game if you're looking for clean and inoffensive humor for your kids, but unless you're playing with a group of Disney loving adults, you might be better off sticking to the traditional "What's your meme?" game.

Bought for a white elephant exchange. The person who got it loved it!

This was a gift for my brother and sister in law for Christmas. Theyre die hard Disney fans. They love everything Disney. Im sure they've enjoyed it.

My daughter loves Disney. This is a great game for her. So much fun. The whole family plays. Bright cards. Easy instructions

Great family-friendly game! I have recommended this game to all my friends with kids. My ten year old daughter and 13 year old niece love it, as well as younger kids we have played this with. Note- We played different than the rules and like it better with these rules instead: -Everyone gets so many picture cards (I think we do 7 each) -one person is the “judge” each round and does not play a picture that hand (the judge rotates to a different person each turn) -the judge flips over a meme phrase card -the other players pick a picture card that fits best with that meme phrase. -Judge picks the meme picture they like the best for the meme phrase card being played. We like this way better so everyone is using the same meme phrase and has to pick the best meme picture to go with.

Fun game, we played it like What's the Meme instead of by the instructions given.

Exactly what was expected, arrived in a timely manner. Would buy from supplier again

Great kid friendly game. Good quality box and cards

Great for kids

Good game a bit like apple to apples. The game rules were a little strange so we altered them and played it more like apples to apples where a player chooses one text card and the others have to find the best picture for it.