MEMETYPER

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Was fun remembering all that's happened over the years on the internet. The typing itself was a bit rough as Every Single Word Needs To Be Capitalized Most Of The Time. Besides that it was an enjoyable time!

:ujel:

6 million years of human evolution payed off

dude i love memes

Great for learning meme histories and checking your typing skills.

Cracka! Ass! Asssssssssss!!

Yeah it was pretty sick

WARNING: Don't let the system requirements full you. This game needs very high-end hardware in order to run properly. "MEMETYPER" is a masterpiece of a video game. You get a ton of bang for your buck, and here is why. 1. "GAMEPLAY" In the game of "MEMETYPER," the player must go through 20 levels, each with their "memes" (Images commonly found on the Internet that are humorous and are spread around). The more you progress throughout the game, the more difficult the game becomes. I must admit, this game is very, VERY hard. You may find this game as a "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥" (A not so funny post) but it's actually a very serious and competitive game. This isn't some cute little baby game like "Rainbow Six Siege" (Game by Ubisoft) or CS:GO (Game by Valve Corp.) No, this game is only reserved for the hardest of hardcore "gamers" (People who regularly engage in the entertainment medium of video games). It's okay if you fail the first few times as it's very understandable. While it may seem simple, looks are very deceiving. It's very complex. My favorite "meme" in "MEMETYPER" has got to be "Dolan." It's a very creative take on "Donald Duck" (Character by Disney Inc.) where it's very poorly drawn and has a very comedic face. It cracked me up while I was trying to focus on the game itself. Another one of my favorites are the "dank memes." These are memes that are only enjoyed by the most avant-garde and experimental of people. The reason why is because they can be very offensive sometimes. "Dank memes" are mostly found on the website "Reddit" (Internet forum website). These "dank memes" help tie in with my next point. 2. Can my kids enjoy this game? And to that I say yes, they very much can enjoy "MEMETYPER." However, I strongly suggest watching your child as they play it. Because while they are playing, an offensive "dank meme" may be displayed on the monitor. When an event like this occurs, it is essential to cover the child's eyes and shut down the game. Despite this, "MEMETYPER" is very good for educational purposes. "MEMETYPER" can be fun for your child as it features memes, which is a critical part of Gen Z culture. It can help your child get used to a US keyboard (Of course depending on your region). Child-friendly versions of this game should be produced so school systems around the United States of America can use them for educational purposes, of course. This way, students will have a more enjoyable experience with learning to type. All in all, this is a very solid game. I bought this game for my two friends, however, they show no interest in playing it. It would be nice if they did play it, however, as it is a very good game. On a scale of 1 to 1000, I would give it a 999.5, as while the game itself is a masterpiece, it should be made more accessible to "gamers' with a more low-end gaming system.