Would You Rather Game
One question at a time. Tap a side, see how everyone else voted, then hit next. Pick a category or play them all.
Keyboard: ← or 1 picks the left side, → or 2 the right, Enter for the next one.
How the game works
- Questions come from every list on the site, 3,612 in all, in random order.
- Each one is a poll: your pick is added to the count, then you see how the votes split.
- New questions show plain vote counts until 10 people have voted, so you never see a "100%" from one vote.
- Your picks are saved in this browser, so you won't get the same question twice, here or on the lists.
- "Kids" and "Teens" only draw from the clean lists. "Adults" and "Couples" are grown-up topics, still nothing explicit.
Pick a list
Every list is its own set of polls. Your votes carry over, so anything you've answered stays answered.
For kids and school
For teens, friends and family
For adults and couples
Funny, weird and gross
This or that and work
Questions people ask
How do you play the would you rather game?
Someone asks a question with two options, and everyone has to pick one, no "neither" and no "both". The fun part is explaining why. Here you tap a side, see how everyone else voted, and move on to the next one.
Is this would you rather game free?
Yes. There is nothing to download and no account. Your picks are saved in your browser so you don’t get the same question twice.
Are the results real?
Yes. Every percentage is counted from votes people cast on this site. A brand-new question shows plain vote counts until at least 10 people have voted on it.
Can I play with a group?
Put the game on a TV or pass a phone around. Read the question out loud, let everyone pick a side, then tap the side most of the room chose and see how your group compares with everyone online.

































