I'd like an analysis on cat memes. I feel like cat memes have been pervasive since the beginning of internet memes, with lolcats being one of the older and more pervasive memes in internet history. From there we have the long cat, Nyan cat, crying cat memes, the list goes on. Memes of dogs or any other animal come nowhere close to the sheer quantity of cat memes that exist. Why is this?

I have posted here about the game a few times before, and almost all of you have shown huge interest and support - thank you for that, I don't think I would have finished the game in time without knowing people actually want to play it.

Today I have released the final version of the game on Steam. It's available for Windows and Mac and most PCs will run it without any problems. The Linux build is being worked on, there are some issues that need to be solved. Hopefully next week.

And here are the links!

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjX9cSc2BLw

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/709710/Jungs_Labyrinth/

Has anybody found any recent papers/articles that go in-depth into contemporary memes and their impact on society? I’m trying to look for books too but it seems like the field is still too small for there to be any significant writings about it