
Funny games made on Chatforce, from meme mashups to a game that went viral in Toronto. Skibidi Survivors, first on the list, has a co-op mode you can play with friends from an invite link. Each game opens in your browser with no account needed to play.
Meme games to play now

Skibidi Survivors
A survivors style run where you play a camera headed agent auto firing at endless Skibidi Toilet swarms. Play solo, or pick co-op and send friends the invite link.

Grand Theft Toronto
Deliver Tim Hortons orders across Toronto while avoiding robbers. The game went viral and was covered by BlogTO, Toronto Life and Metroland.

Lil' Overlord
A dark comedy idle game. You are a tiny demon lord tapping internet meme sinners for souls, hiring cursed helpers and expanding the underworld.

Headcrab Heights
A cute headcrab bounces its way up through a familiar sci fi world to rescue its sister.

Chomp Outbreak
You are the zombie. Chase down as many panicking people as you can before the timer ends, while cops and soldiers fight back.

Push-Up Titan
Every tap is one push up. Upgrade your strength until you go from a dumbbell to lifting a plane.
Have a meme that needs a game? You can make it on Chatforce by describing it in a chat.
How Grand Theft Toronto went viral
Grand Theft Toronto is a simple idea: deliver Tim Hortons orders across Toronto and avoid robbers. It was covered by BlogTO, Toronto Life and Metroland. A meme game does not need to be big. It needs a joke people want to send to a friend.
Make a meme game that spreads
- Start with a joke your friends already make, and build the game around it.
- Keep the first ten seconds funny, before any rules.
- Use original characters and names so the game is yours to share.
- Make it short. One round should take under two minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What are some meme games to play online?
Skibidi Survivors, Grand Theft Toronto, Lil’ Overlord, Headcrab Heights, Chomp Outbreak and Push-Up Titan are funny games on Chatforce that run in a browser from a link.
What is Grand Theft Toronto?
Grand Theft Toronto is a top down delivery game set in Toronto where you deliver Tim Hortons orders while avoiding robbers. It was made on Chatforce and covered by BlogTO, Toronto Life and Metroland.
Do I need to download anything?
No. These games open in a web browser from their link, and you do not need an account to play.
Can I make my own meme game?
Yes. On Chatforce you describe the game in a chat and AI agents build the code, art, music and sound. A first playable version usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and you can share it with a link.