Finally, the “This is Fine” meme is now a video game

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Oct 18, 2025 #encountered, #featured video, #maximum cope, #meme-based metroidvania-style video, #metroidvania-style, #metroidvania-style video game, #surroundings, #the meme-based metroidvania-style

Most social media users have either used or encountered the iconic “This is Fine” meme, which features a dog sitting calmly at a table while flames engulf his surroundings.

### “This is Fine” Meme Gets Gamified

Now, the popular meme has inspired an entire video game. Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, a metroidvania-style game titled *This is Fine: Maximum Cope* has released a teaser trailer.

In the teaser, the anxious dog—dubbed Question Hound—sits at his table as flames blaze around him. Other clips showcase the dog battling various bosses, including a giant spider and an angry telephone.

According to Nintendo Life, the game also includes flaming rest points where the dog can “sip coffee and pretend everything is fine for a brief moment,” staying true to the spirit of the original meme.

For context, this is the second video game based on the “This is Fine” meme. The first was a simple, free pixel art game. As of now, there is no official release date for *This is Fine: Maximum Cope*.

### What Do Gamers Think of the New Game?

Reactions to the teaser have been mixed. In the comments section, some gamers expressed excitement:

– “This is fine? More like this is really cool!”
– “This looks cool. It’s hard to tell much about the gameplay, but it gets some bonus points from me just for the effort put into the animation. There’s always room for more games that try to replicate the visuals of classic cartoons.”
– “Why do I actually like the idea of this? Not sure how I feel about the execution, but I suppose we’ll learn more about that when the final product releases.”

However, not all feedback was positive:

– “That looks rubbish with dodgy collision detection and jumping. Pretty key for a good metroidvania/game,” joked one commenter.
– “Internet culture is cringe and overdone. I’m surprised this doesn’t have the overrated & overused souls-like gimmick,” remarked another.

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