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Version 1.0.4 · 2026-09-24
Bug fixes and usability improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.4, updated 2026-09-24.



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Think you can copy any sound? Prove it.
Meme Party is the hilarious party game where you listen to crazy sounds, try to mimic them with your voice, and find out who did it best.
Gather your friends, pass the phone around, and get ready to sound completely ridiculous.
HOW TO PLAY
• Pick your character
• Choose your sound categories
• Listen carefully to the original sound
• Mimic it using your voice
• Get your match score
• Compare your attempts with your friends
• Climb the leaderboard and become the Meme Party champion
From animals and weird noises to unexpected sounds, every round is a new chance to impress your friends — or completely embarrass yourself.
ONE PHONE. EVERYONE PLAYS.
No complicated setup. Meme Party is designed for playing together in the same room. Just pass the phone and let the chaos begin.
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