How to play
- Pick a category and press Next.
- Read the question out loud. Everyone chooses one option, at the same time if you like, by pointing left or right.
- Take turns explaining your choice. Bonus points for the most convincing argument.
Game ideas
- Move to choose: in a classroom, students walk to one side of the room for each option.
- Predict the friend: guess what someone else will choose before they answer.
- Majority wins: score a point if you pick the same answer as most of the group.
More party games: truth or dare, never have I ever, this or that and the random question generator.
Last reviewed October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Would You Rather?
One person reads a question with two options, and everyone picks the one they would choose. The fun part is explaining why. There are no right answers, and you can't say "neither".
Are these questions family-friendly?
Yes. All 100 questions are clean and written for all ages. Choose "For kids" for the youngest players.
Will I see the same question twice?
Not until you have seen every question in a category. The generator shuffles each category like a deck of cards and reshuffles only when the deck runs out.
Where can I use these questions?
Road trips, family dinners, classroom warm-ups, team meetings, sleepovers and video calls. They also make good conversation starters on a first date.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The page works on any phone or tablet. Tap Next for a new question, or press Space or Enter on a keyboard.