Games of Quotes

Swipe left on truth, right on chaos.

In Game of Quotes, correctness is a buzzkill, and that’s the whole point. Created by The Kangaroo Chronicles mastermind Marc-Uwe Kling, this app gleefully misattributes famous quotes to wildly inappropriate people, and it’s never been funnier to be wrong. You’re not here to learn. You’re here to laugh when Oscar Wilde is credited with “YOLO.”

At its core, Game of Quotes is Tinder for misquoted nonsense. You swipe right on the ones that crack you up, left on the ones that don’t. That’s it, a perfect brain-snack for the bus ride, bathroom break, or 2 a.m. existential crisis. But the real magic is in multiplayer: a game mode where you toss quote grenades at your friends, they reply with a hilariously unqualified author, and the two of you try to keep the humor-meter from flatlining. It’s social, chaotic, and just competitive enough to turn group chats into comedy duels.

No ads. No microtransactions. Just you, your friends, and a never-ending supply of laughably incorrect history. Want to make “I have a dream”, Kim Kardashian’s legacy? This is your moment. Add your favorites to the “blockbusters” list, share your best combos, and maybe… just maybe… finally give Confucius credit for “Live, Laugh, Love.”

Yes, it’s dumb. No, that’s not a problem.