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It's centered on Disney's Cory in the House (2008, Nintendo DS), a licensed tie-in to the short-lived Disney Channel sitcom Cory in the House—a spin-off of That's So Raven. The show followed teen Cory Baxter (Kyle Massey) moving to D.C. because his dad's the White House chef. The game? You're Cory sneaking around the White House on "stealth missions," solving puzzles, and playing broken minigames like rhythm challenges or fetch quests. It's short (2-3 hours), has clunky controls, laugh tracks everywhere, glitchy mechanics, and zero polish. Critics trashed it: IGN gave it 3/10 ("awful," "insultingly stupid"), and Metacritic's Metascore is TBD from just 2 reviews The meme started in 2013 on 4chan's /v/ (video games board) and Reddit. Anons discovered this obscure trash game and decided to "review raid" (opposite of review bombing) sites like GameFAQs and Metacritic. They flooded it with 10/10 user reviews claiming absurd shit like it "cured my cancer," "saved my marriage," or "redefined gaming." This shot its GameFAQs ranking to #1 "most wanted FAQs" and Metacritic user score to 9.7 ("universal acclaim"). It became ironic hype: pretending this is peak kino to troll normies and "duping history." The raid died down but got revived periodically. Right now (Jan 2026), it's exploding again—user score at 9.3 from 4,815 ratings, tying #2 all-time on Metacritic's user score list (behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 at ~9.6, ahead of Silent Hill 2, MGS3, The Witcher 3). /v/ threads are spamming "Cory in the House will be #1 by next week," with memes, YouTube theme song embeds, and downvote raids on rivals. Recent Metacritic reviews are peak schizo:
