The iconic "This is Fine" meme featuring a dog in a chaotic environment is evolving into a video game titled "This Is Fine: Maximum Cope." Created by the original comic artist KC Green and developed by Numskull Games, this charming platformer will allow players to guide Question Hound as he navigates his subconscious. Players will face off against anxiety-driven creatures, aiming to maintain their mental health while exploring a beautifully crafted world. A Kickstarter campaign is set to launch on September 26, with the page now live for eager backers to learn more about the project and its origins.
What is "This Is Fine: Maximum Cope" about?"This Is Fine: Maximum Cope" is a platformer game that follows Question Hound as he confronts the monsters representing anxiety and depression within his mind. The game combines engaging platforming mechanics with themes of mental health, aiming to provide a sense of coping and enjoyment through gameplay.
The "This is Fine" meme originates from KC Green's comic series titled "Gunshow," which highlights the absurdity of denial in the face of genuine turmoil. This platforming game not only aims to expand the meme's universe but also draws attention to psychological themes that resonate with many gamers today. Numskull Games, known for indie titles such as "Coffee Talk," is taking on this exciting project, making it a noteworthy addition to the gaming landscape.
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It's awesome to see a beloved meme like This is Fine turn into a video game that tackles mental health in such a creative way Maximum Cope promises to blend platforming fun with meaningful themes—definitely looking forward to jumping into Question Hound's world and coping challenges
I'm really digging the concept behind This Is Fine: Maximum Cope—turning a meme that resonates with so many into a platformer that tackles mental health feels both timely and engaging. Plus, having KC Green involved adds that authentic touch that a lot of indie games are missing these days
It's awesome to see a beloved meme like This is Fine being transformed into an engaging platformer—talk about a clever way to address mental health issues The combination of humor and meaningful themes could really resonate with players and provide a unique coping experience.