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2024PC94 % positive1.99 €

You sit an annual meme exam and show off how well you know internet humor in a quirky quiz. A small, offbeat indie game for meme fans.

  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Memology: Goyda are Sign Here: _________, Mr. Massagy and Shower With Your Dad Simulator 2015: Do You Still Shower With Your Dad?. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Memology: Goyda special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Sign Here: _________

92 %Match

2018PC

Brings what grabs you about Memology: Goyda: plenty of humour, easy-to-grasp systems and a clearly guided structure.

A small indie simulator where all you need to do is sign a contract for a million dollars, but doing so proves far harder and more absurd than expected. Little detail is available, so this rating is cautious.

Mr. Massagy

Lots of humour

You use your flirting skills to earn a well-deserved massage through your gamepad. It is a short, playful indie take on the premise, driven by absurd humor.

Octodad

Lots of humour

You play an octopus in a suit passing as a human dad, wrestling with everyday chores using floppy tentacles. The deliberately clumsy controls create chaotic slapstick comedy.

Headmaster

Linear, curated structure

In this satirical headbutting game you work through a series of absurd training lessons, hitting balls and targets precisely with your head. The dry humour of the reeducation-camp premise is what makes it stand out.

Ampu-Tea

Linear, curated structure

A quirky Surgeon Simulator-style parody where you wrestle with an unwieldy robot arm to brew various teas, with the clumsy controls providing the comedy.

Tennis in the Face

Linear, curated structure

You launch tennis balls with a machine, bouncing them off walls to hit every enemy in each level. A short, physics-based puzzler full of slapstick humor and ragdoll chaos.

It's Always Monday

Accessible and relaxed

You play Bob, trapped in a tedious office job, and search for a way out of the building in this first-person point-and-click adventure. Its appeal lies in puzzle solving within an absurd, repetitive everyday setting.

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