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Hurl emojis and battle the internet's biggest stars to rise as a meme master in Meme Mayhem! Collect powerful perks and relics, enjoy a darkly comic social media story, and assemble the ultimate emoji attack stack in this roguelite idle RPG.
Meme Mayhem is a roguelike deckbuilder, card game and rogue-like game
developed and published by Cr3 Studio.
Released on September 13th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 6,064 reviews of which 4,835 were positive and 1,229 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 16.49€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Meme Mayhem into these genres:
System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: 2.0 Ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1Gb Video Memory, capable of OpenGL 3.0+ support
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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Fun game for those who like rogue like deck builders, could probably benefit from an endless mode instead of beat dev at the end of each run
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Love the game, lots of fun, think 'luck be a landlord' with more RPG stuff and a fun twitter feed for ongoing lore and entertainment. As of patch 0.20.171, I have grievances with some aspects of balance, listed below. Overall I'm aware it's an early version of the game and I think the developer(s) have done a great job. I only have so much feedback because I'm enjoying things so much that the rough edges are that much more prominent. My biggest gripe is the Zoomer boss. The tooltip reads that the ult needs to be channeled, but for some reason, stuns do not interrupt it, and even when you have 'ult can be dodged' you aren't able to dodge the smoke. I also believe that bubble armor doesn't work against it and I don't recall how it interacts with thorns. It doesn't behave like a channel nor does it behave like an ult, nor does it behave like repeated normal attacks, so outside of brain drain it feels really hard to interact with even when you're looking ahead and trying to prep for the boss. In general, the early game experience with pop cat and hideo as a locked in boss path punishes you severely for not picking up brains, which leads to a lot of runs dying just from not seeing them, even when you've clued in to the fact that these bosses demand some build around. I'm not sure why thorns are procced by every attack type. For example, the chair feels unreasonably hard for the sensei character at times, because most of his attacks do no damage so you just delete yourself before you get a chance to close combat. I feel like damageless attacks should be safe from thorns. Wheeler can sometimes get really unlucky with print timing, have 0/20 on all their prints, and die out of the blue in mid to late game. I also don't like how adding to your print strength comes at a severe detriment to your immediate power, while also being forced on you at every shop. It feels really bad to see a card you want immediately and be forced to put it into a print if you have an open print slot. I feel like prints should be harder to proc but still give you the initial power, and/or you should be able to opt in and out of selecting for prints more reliably. Perhaps cards that go into prints should be their own perk type. It also feels awkward that print cards have two empty slots, but you only get one bonus slot if selected again. It feels like you're constantly losing out on half the power. There's also a bug where if, e.g. you have a stone print, pick a tomato print to expand it, the counter for tomato print starts showing up despite you not having any tomato prints. With experience you figure out that accepting a boss's friendship gives you their relic, but you can't see what that relic does once the choice is presented. You either need to know off the top of your head what it does or ensure you check ahead of time. It feels like that UI could use improving. I initially had a misunderstanding of how flex works - because they 'hit' yourself, I thought they were doing damage when doing so, and I was intentionally picking more armor to negate that even though only bombs work in that fashion. Even after realizing music notes and hops don't work in that fashion, I still held onto a 'no pain no gain' philosophy for muscles for some reason. Similarly, it took me awhile to realize that brains and ice cubes do no damage. I'm aware some relics operate off the 'hit' keyword, but it feels like there could be better wording to prevent this misunderstanding. It feels strange that Priest shit talking (I think that's what it's called) does literally nothing until you pick up a common perk to enable it. It's interesting that the formula of generating a symbol and scaling that symbol are inverted, but I think that feeling could be preserved while giving it some amount of base damage. Maybe 5 damage scaling initially, and picking up a common increases it by 15, instead of each common increasing by 20 (I'm only 70% confident I'm remembering those numbers right) To reiterate for the dev(s), I hope you find the critical feedback helpful. I've done my best to phrase things as constructively as possible and this shouldn't be mistaken for displeasure. Please continue the great work and be proud of what you've done so far!
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This game is a nice little autobattler. It leans more on that than roguelike elements like permanent progression outside of little boosts. I have no idea why this game is getting review bombed. The devs have shown already they plan on giving constant QOL and balance updates to make it better and better. Highly recommend if you want a neat little game to throw on in the background.
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I understand this is a niche game... what i don't understand is people complaining about RNG in a roguelike deckbuilder. Do people not understand what those two genres are built on? Even the darlings of the hybrid genre (STS and MTrain) are RNG dependent. Granted less so than MM, but here the runs are so short if you get a bad one it's not like you're married to it. Normally don't review many games, but seeing all the negative reception to a game i'm really enjoying made me feel the need to add a little in the other direction. FYI: check out the reviews in your language only. Because while the game was once as low as 29% recommended and is now sitting at around 40%... when you limit the reviews to 'English Only' it's actually 90% recommended. Seems to be a Chinese review bomb going on over their dissatisfaction with the pricing in China.
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Game is good, can be a bit fustrating due to RNG to get builds going, but it doesn't deserve this review-bombing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Meme Mayhem is currently priced at 16.49€ on Steam.
Meme Mayhem is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 16.49€ on Steam.
Meme Mayhem received 4,835 positive votes out of a total of 6,064 achieving a rating of 7.76.
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Meme Mayhem was developed and published by Cr3 Studio.
Meme Mayhem is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Meme Mayhem is not playable on MacOS.
Meme Mayhem is not playable on Linux.
Meme Mayhem is a single-player game.
Meme Mayhem does not currently offer any DLC.
Meme Mayhem is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Meme Mayhem does not support Steam Remote Play.
Meme Mayhem is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Cr3 Studio
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Cr3 Studio
Release
13 Sep 2024
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