Memo R.I.P. is not a traditional horror game. It is a first‑person card game for 1–4 players with real‑time voice chat, where strategy, tension and chaos blend with dynamic scares that only appear when the rules trigger them. Most of the time you are playing cards: reading hands, memorizing values, managing risk and competing with your friends. But depending on the variant, one player may receive the curse, a state that alters perception, sanity and focus. Horror is not constant: it is a mechanic, not the genre. 4 card‑game variantsEach match uses one of six variants, which determine who receives the curse: One of the losers The winner 1v1: loser 1v1: winner In 4‑player matches, only one player can be cursed, always chosen randomly among the candidates. This makes every round unpredictable, tense and fun Dynamic psychological horror (only when it is your turn to suffer)If you receive the curse, your madness bar begins to rise. The higher it gets: The more you will see the entity in the room The more you will hear its whispers The harder it becomes to remember your cards The easier it is to make mistakes Each room contains 150 unique scares, for a total of 900 dynamic events that react to your mental state. No fixed jumpscares, no repeated scripts: every match feels different. The Exiled PrisonWinning a match is not the end. At certain levels, you wake up inside the Exiled Prison, an explorable map inspired by The Mortuary Assistant, Outlast and Resident Evil. Here the tension is constant: you must find the four Madness Cards, solve the final puzzle and obtain the ticket to face the Exiled Boss. Dying means repeating the cycle: Victory → Prison → Boss → New Map.