Two options, no right answer. Everyone votes in secret on the phone, the picks are revealed together, and the argument starts. Hundreds of Would You Rather questions from harmless to genuinely awkward, free and with no signup.
How to play Would You Rather
Pick your number of dilemmas: Choose how many dilemmas you want, then start. Fresh dilemmas are generated on the fly, falling back to the built-in bank when the AI is unavailable.
Show the dilemma: The dilemma appears large on screen. No voting, no phone going around the room: it is an ice breaker, so everyone answers out loud whenever they want.
Argue, then move on: Let people defend their choice: that is where the actual game lives. Then tap to move to the next dilemma.
Tips for a better round
Enforce one rule: nobody is allowed to answer "neither". They have to commit.
Give whoever ended up in the minority thirty seconds to justify themselves before moving on.
Alternate light and awkward dilemmas; a long run of intense ones wears a group out.
The best questions are the ones that split the group roughly in half. Write those down for next time.
Frequently asked questions
How many players do I need?
Two works, but it is far better with four or more: disagreement between several people is what fuels the debate.
Are the questions family-friendly?
The built-in bank stays family-friendly and works for a family night as well as a party. The dilemmas are about absurd choices, not explicit content.
Can I get new questions?
Yes. Alongside the built-in bank there is a button that generates fresh dilemmas, so you are not seeing the same ones after a few evenings.
Do I need an internet connection?
You need one to load the page and to generate new dilemmas. The built-in questions ship with the game itself.
Is it really free?
Yes, with no purchase and no account. The site is paid for by the ads displayed around the game.