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Would you rather is a game of tough choices. Each question offers two options, and every player has to commit to one. Saying both or neither is not allowed, and the reasons people give are the fun part. You need no board, pens or table, so it travels well, even in a car.
- Choose a category above the card, or keep All for a mix.
- Someone reads the card to the group.
- Everyone names an answer. Tap one on the card to mark yours.
- Each player gives one reason, and the others can argue back.
- Tap Next and hand the phone to the next reader.
Controls
- All, Funny, Kids, Teens, Friends, Family, Hard, Deep, Gross, Food, School and Dream life choose which cards you get, in a fresh shuffle.
- Both answers under the question are buttons. Tap one to mark your pick.
- Next and Back turn the cards, or swipe the card sideways on a touch screen.
- Play with friends: type each name and tap Add, 2 to 12 players, and the card shows who picks first.
- Answer a Dream life card and Play that life in LifeSim appears. It opens in a new tab.
Tips
- In the car, a passenger holds the phone, reads and taps. The driver plays by voice and keeps their eyes on the road.
- Add everyone with Play with friends in seat order, so the card settles whose turn it is.
- Kids in the back seat? Stay on Kids or Funny. On a long stretch of highway, Hard and Deep start the longest debates.
- When the car splits down the middle, give each side thirty seconds to win one person over.
FAQ
Is this would you rather game free?
Yes. There's no sign-up, no account and no ads from other companies. Play as many cards as you like.
Can I play would you rather at school or on a Chromebook?
It needs no download, install or account, so it runs in a browser tab on a school Chromebook. Your school's network still decides which sites load. If it's blocked there, only the school's IT team can change that.
Are the questions OK for kids?
Yes. Every card is clean, and the Kids category sticks to easy, playful choices. Gross cards are about yucky food and smelly socks, nothing rude.
Can two people play?
Yes. Take turns reading and both answer every card. It's a quick way to find out where you agree and where you really don't.
