How to play Truth or Dare
- Sit in a circle (or join a video call) and pick who goes first.
- The player chooses Truth or Dare. Tap that button, then Next.
- Answer honestly or complete the dare, then pass the phone to the next player.
House rules that keep it fun
- Give everyone a pass or two to use any time.
- Keep dares safe: nothing dangerous, nothing that damages property, nothing anyone feels uneasy about.
- What's said in the game stays in the game.
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Last reviewed October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Truth or Dare?
Players take turns. On your turn, choose "truth" and answer a question honestly, or choose "dare" and complete a challenge. Press Truth, Dare or Random and then Next to get a prompt.
Is this truth or dare game clean?
Yes. Every truth and dare here is family-friendly, with separate lists for kids, teens and adults. The adult list is about funny confessions and silly challenges, not anything explicit.
What if someone doesn't want to do a dare?
Agree on a rule before you start, like allowing everyone one or two passes, or swapping to a truth instead. The game should be fun for everyone, so nobody should be pressured into anything they are uncomfortable with.
Can we play over video chat?
Yes. Share your screen or have one person read the prompts out loud. Many dares, like impressions and tongue twisters, work great on camera.
How many prompts are there?
There are 60 truths and 60 dares, 20 of each per age group. They are shuffled and won't repeat until you have gone through the whole list.