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Meme cards you could pull
A 1987 pop hit disguised as the link you actually wanted.
A shiba inu's sideways glance that ended up on a cryptocurrency.
A pixel cat with a toaster-pastry body, trailing a rainbow forever.
A 2015 stock photo that became the internet's favourite love triangle.
A dog sipping coffee in a burning room, drawn by KC Green.
Drawn in MS Paint, weaponised by every forum on Earth.
Sample cards: the year is when each meme first appeared online; rarities are placeholders, not final values.
How the meme card game works
Open packs
Each pack holds a handful of meme cards. Mostly commons, and every so often something shiny.
Collect by rarity
Rarity follows fame: the further a meme spread and the longer it lasted, the harder its card is to pull.
Trade and complete
Swap duplicates with friends and chase the full set, from deep cuts to all-time classics.
- Common
- Rare
- Epic
- Legendary
A meme trading card game for people who grew up online
Memes are the shared culture of the internet. Some lasted a weekend, others changed the way a whole generation talks. A meme trading card game treats them the way sports cards treat legends: every meme gets a card, a story and a rarity, and collecting them becomes the game.
Each card says where a meme came from, when it took off and why people still post it. The backstories come from public meme culture, the kind catalogued by Know Your Meme, so every pack doubles as a crash course in internet history.
Like WikiMasters, but with memes
If you've played WikiMasters or Wikigacha, you already know the loop: open packs, discover cards, chase the rare ones. Those games turn Wikipedia articles into cards. MyMemeCards runs the same loop on what the internet loves most: its memes.
Instead of an article about a battle or a planet, you might pull the Rickroll, a piece of internet history that has been fooling people since 2007. Same thrill of the pull, a lot more laughs.
Why join the waitlist now
- Get an email the moment early access opens.
- Help pick which memes make the first set.
- Try trading before everyone else shows up.
One email, no spam, unsubscribe whenever you like.
Frequently asked questions
What is a meme trading card game?
It is a collectible card game where every card is an internet meme. You open packs, discover memes of different rarities, build a collection and trade duplicates with other players.
Is MyMemeCards free?
Joining the waitlist is free. The game is still in development, and we will share how packs and collections work before launch.
How is a meme card's rarity decided?
Rarity follows how famous a meme became: how far it spread, how long it lasted and how much it is still referenced today. A timeless classic will be much harder to pull than a meme that lived for a week.
Is it like WikiMasters or Wikigacha?
Yes, the idea is similar: those games turn Wikipedia articles into cards, MyMemeCards turns internet memes into cards. MyMemeCards is an independent project and is not affiliated with either game.
Can I trade meme cards with friends?
Trading is part of the core design: swapping duplicates is how you complete a collection. Waitlist members will be the first to try it.
When does MyMemeCards launch?
There is no public date yet. Join the waitlist and you will get an email as soon as early access opens.