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Category: Puzzle · Players: free-for-all · Status: Stable
A short sequence of emojis flashes on screen, then hides. Chat types the emojis back in order. Anyone who doesn’t reproduce the exact sequence — including anyone who stayed silent — is out. Each round the sequence grows one longer, until a single player is left standing.

Gameplay

1

Watch the sequence

A row of emojis appears for a few seconds. Guesses are locked while it’s visible, so screenshotting or fast-typing won’t help — the round is testing memory.
2

Type it back

Once the sequence hides, type the emojis in order. Your latest submission is the one that counts, so you can correct yourself before the reveal.
3

Survive the reveal

The correct sequence is shown. Anyone who missed it — or said nothing — is eliminated, and the next round adds one more emoji.

How recall works

Memoji is a memory game first: the sequence is visible only briefly, and the engine refuses guesses while it’s on screen — so you’re rewarded for remembering, not for typing fast or grabbing a screenshot.
Three stages: a shown emoji sequence, the same tiles hidden while chat types, and the revealed sequence with a match check
  • Order matters. A right-emoji-wrong-place answer doesn’t match — you have to reproduce the whole sequence exactly.
  • Your latest guess counts. Chat audiences correct themselves constantly, so the most recent submission overwrites your earlier ones.
  • It grows every round. Round 1 is three emojis, round 2 is four, and so on — the memory load ratchets up until the emoji pool can’t stretch any further.
  • Silence is a miss. In elimination mode, not answering is treated the same as answering wrong.

Configuration

OptionValuesDefault
Scoringelimination, pointselimination
Show timeseconds the sequence is visible6s
Input timeseconds to type it back30s
Lifeline gifta TikTok gift that grants immunityOff until set
Scoring. How a winner emerges:
  • elimination (default) — wrong or silent chatters are cut each round; the roster locks at the first reveal, and the last player standing wins (or the round ends when the sequence can’t grow any longer).
  • points — nobody is eliminated. Each exact match scores a point, the roster stays open to latecomers, and play continues until the sequences can’t get any longer. Highest score wins; ties share the crown.
Show / Input time. The on-screen countdowns for memorising the sequence and for typing it back. A shorter show time makes the round harder. Lifeline gift. Off until the host picks a gift. When set, sending it banks an immunity charge (see Gifts). Lifelines have no effect in points mode.

Layout

Labeled layout of the Memoji play surface
  1. Marquee — game title and how-to hint.
  2. Phase + timer — Showing / Recall / Reveal, with the countdown bar.
  3. Emoji sequence — the row to memorise; hidden during Recall, shown again at the Reveal.
  4. Lifeline strip — the immunity gift, when configured (elimination mode only).
  5. Counters — survivors remaining and guesses submitted this round.
The game moves through Lobby → Showing → Input → Revealed → Finished.

Gifts

Memoji uses the same stadium-immunity lifeline as Higher or Lower and Trivia. It’s off unless the host configures it.
A shield meter filling to three, then spending one shield to survive an elimination
  • Sending the configured gift banks +1 immunity, up to 3.
  • If a reveal would eliminate you — wrong sequence or silent — one immunity is spent instead and you survive.
  • A saved round earns no correct-sequence credit — the gift buys survival, not progress.
Lifelines only matter in elimination mode.

Scoring

The mode decides how a winner emerges — outlast everyone, or reproduce the most sequences.
Left: an elimination funnel narrowing to one winner. Right: points bars with the highest total marked winner
  • Each exact match adds to your per-streamer win count (which drives avatar ring tiers).
  • Elimination: the last survivor (or survivors, if tied) wins; the game also ends if the sequence can’t grow any longer.
  • Points: the most sequences reproduced when the pool is exhausted wins.
  • Ties at the top are listed as co-winners. Wins are tracked per streamer.