Updated October 20, 2026

Would You Rather Game Online

240 questions in six decks. Tap your answer and see how everyone else voted. Free, no account.

How to play would you rather

Pick a deck. Classic works for any group. Switch decks whenever the mood changes.
Read both options out loud. Leave a beat of silence before anyone answers.
Everyone commits. Count to three and point left for the top option or right for the bottom one. Nobody changes their mind after the count.
Tap the option the group picked. The bars fill in with the percentage of players who chose each side.
Defend it. The player with the smallest group explains their choice. Then tap Next question.

There are no winners or scores in the base game. The point is the argument that follows a split vote. If a question gets a quick unanimous answer, move on.

Here is how the percentages read. If three players have tapped the top option and one has tapped the bottom one, the page shows 75% and 25% and says there are four votes so far. With so few votes it also tells you the numbers will move. Once a question reaches 25 votes, the page stops warning that the numbers will move.

The six decks, 240 questions

Every deck is written for one kind of group, so you can hand the phone to a table of strangers without a surprise.

Deck	Questions	Best for
Classic	40	The questions everyone argues about.
Funny	40	Silly, absurd and a little gross.
Kids	40	Wholesome picks for ages 5 and up.
Adults	40	Grown-up dilemmas, PG-13.
Work	40	Icebreakers for teams and offices.
Halloween	40	Spooky, not scary.

One question from each deck, and how to use it

Classic: “Have free flights for life or have free meals at any restaurant for life?” Ask each person where the first trip would go.
Funny: “Sneeze glitter or burp bubbles?” Let the group decide which one is harder to hide at a party.
Kids: “Have a pet puppy or have a pet kitten?” Younger players can give a one-word reason, and older ones can add a second reason.
Adults: “Get a raise of 10 percent or get an extra week of paid vacation every year?” Ask each person what raise would make them switch sides.
Work: “Get a surprise bonus or get an extra week of vacation?” Count the votes and see which perk the team values most.
Halloween: “Have a pet bat or have a pet spider?” Let each player name the pet they picked.

The Work deck is built for team meetings and offsites, and it stays away from jokes about named bosses or colleagues. The Funny deck leans absurd on purpose, which makes it the easiest one to start a car ride with.

More would you rather lists

These pages hold their own questions to read out loud, none of them repeated in the game.

Play would you rather on a video call

One person shares their screen with this page open. If screen sharing is not available, that person reads each question out loud.
Everyone types A or B in the chat on a count of three, so nobody copies the first answer they see.
The host taps the option the group picked and reads out the percentage that appears.
Pick one person to explain their choice, then tap Next question.

The host’s tap is the only one the site counts. Players who also open the page on their own phones add their own votes to the total.

Every question in the six decks

All 240 questions in the game, grouped by deck. Read one out loud, or pick a few before guests arrive. The game above plays the same questions in random order and shows live vote percentages.

Jump to Classic Funny Kids Adults Work Halloween

Stuck for a question? Let the phone choose one from the lists below.

Classic would you rather questions

The dilemmas that show up at every table: superpowers, time travel, money against time. Start here when you do not know the group yet. 40 questions.

Be able to fly or be able to turn invisible?
Always be ten minutes late or always be twenty minutes early?
Live without music or live without movies?
Have free flights for life or have free meals at any restaurant for life?
Know exactly when you will die or know exactly how you will die?
Never use social media again or never watch another show or movie?
Have a rewind button for your life or have a pause button for your life?
Have a photographic memory or have perfect pitch?
Be the funniest person in the room or be the smartest person in the room?
Live in a treehouse or live on a houseboat?
Lose your phone for a month or lose your wallet for a month?
Have a personal chef or have a personal driver?
Only eat sweet food forever or only eat salty food forever?
Talk to animals or understand every human language?
Visit the year 1800 or visit the year 2400?
Always have to whisper or always have to shout?
Have a pet dragon the size of a dog or have a pet dog the size of a dragon?
Never feel cold again or never feel hot again?
Work four long days a week or work five short days a week?
Win the lottery or find a job you love?

Stay 25 forever or live to 150 and age normally?
Eat pizza every day for a year or never eat pizza again?
Have a time machine that only goes backward or have a time machine that only goes forward?
Be a famous actor or be a famous athlete?
Explore the deep ocean or explore outer space?
Live in a big city or live in the countryside?
Always know when someone is lying or always get away with lying?
Never need to sleep or never need to eat?
Meet your favorite band or meet your favorite author?
Be able to breathe underwater or be able to survive in space?
Live in a tiny house in your dream city or live in a huge house in a boring town?
Read minds or see the future?
Get a surprise gift every month or pick one amazing gift every year?
Spend a week in a jungle or spend a week in a desert?
Always win at board games or always win at video games?
Be rich and unknown or be famous and broke?
Take a road trip across the country or take a cruise around the world?
Have summer all year or have snow all year?
Be able to pause time or be able to speed it up?
Have a robot that cleans your home or have a robot that cooks all your meals?

Funny would you rather questions

Silly, absurd and a little gross. These are the easiest questions to start a car ride or a sleepover with, because nobody has to defend a serious opinion. 40 questions.

Have spaghetti for hair or have meatballs for fingers?
Sneeze glitter or burp bubbles?
Fight one horse-sized duck or fight a hundred duck-sized horses?
Have a squeaky voice for the rest of your life or have a voice that echoes every sentence?
Wear clown shoes everywhere or wear a cape everywhere?
Have a tail or have wings that are too small to fly?
Hiccup every time you laugh or laugh every time you hiccup?
Always speak in rhyme or always speak in a pirate accent?
Have a talking cat that insults you or have a talking dog that overshares?
Walk backward for a year or hop on one foot for a month?
Be followed by a mariachi band or be followed by a personal laugh track?
Have jelly for bones or have a banana for a nose?
Eat only cereal for dinner or eat only soup with a fork?
Sound like a goose every time you say hello or honk like a goose every time you say goodbye?
Have your shoes always be wet or have your socks always be damp?
Wear your clothes inside out forever or wear your clothes backward forever?
Slide everywhere like on ice or bounce everywhere like on a trampoline?
Have to announce every move you make or have to narrate your thoughts out loud?
Be able to talk to pigeons or be able to talk to the fridge?
Have a pet sloth that never moves or have a pet squirrel that never stops?

Spend a day as a very small giant or spend a day as a very large mouse?
Have hands that are really tiny or have feet that are really huge?
Only be able to whistle or only be able to hum?
Have a mustache that grows a foot a day or have eyebrows that dance on their own?
Smell like pancakes all the time or smell like popcorn all the time?
Have a laugh that sounds like a trombone or have a sneeze that sounds like a cat?
Be a pirate who is afraid of water or be a vampire who loves garlic?
Ride a unicycle to work or ride a scooter in a suit every day?
Have a snowman as a roommate or have a ghost as a roommate?
Always walk in slow motion or always walk in fast forward?
Wear a tutu to every meeting or wear a superhero costume to every meeting?
Have your life narrated by a nature documentary host or have your life narrated by a sports commentator?
Eat a lemon whole or eat a spoonful of hot sauce?
Be stuck in an elevator with a mime or be stuck in an elevator with a clown?
Wear one giant shoe or wear two different socks every day?
Have a pet cactus that purrs or have a pet fish that barks?
Never be able to find your keys or never be able to find the TV remote?
Sing every time you are nervous or dance every time you are happy?
Have a pizza delivery that always arrives cold or have a pizza that always arrives upside down?
Have a 10-minute head start in every race or have a golden trophy for every game you lose?

Would you rather questions for kids

Short, wholesome picks about animals, snacks, school and superpowers, written for ages 5 and up. Read them out loud and let the kids argue. 40 questions.

Eat pizza for every meal or eat ice cream for every meal?
Have a pet puppy or have a pet kitten?
Ride a friendly dragon to school or ride a giant snail to school?
Have a treehouse or have a secret fort?
Go to a zoo or go to an aquarium?
Live in a castle or live in a spaceship?
Have no homework ever or have no bedtime ever?
Be a superhero or be a wizard?
Ride a dinosaur or ride a dragon?
Have a pool in your backyard or have a playground in your backyard?
Play outside all day or play video games all day?
Eat only fruit forever or eat only sandwiches forever?
Have a robot friend or have an alien friend?
Be as small as an ant or be as tall as a tree?
Have snow on your birthday or have sunshine on your birthday?
Find a pirate treasure or find a dinosaur bone?
Go camping or go to a water park?
Have a magic wand or have a flying carpet?
Be able to talk to animals or be able to run super fast?
Have a slide in your house or have a trampoline in your house?

Eat a cookie the size of your head or eat a cupcake the size of a hat?
Have a pet elephant or have a pet giraffe?
Live under the sea or live on a cloud?
Always have a snack in your pocket or always have a toy in your pocket?
Be a famous singer or be a famous artist?
Have a day off school for rain or have a day off school for snow?
Build a giant sandcastle or build a giant snowman?
Have a talking teddy bear or have a talking parrot?
Hug a cuddly bear or pet a friendly lion?
Ride a roller coaster or ride a hot air balloon?
Be the best at drawing or be the best at sports?
Have a rainbow slide or have a candy river?
Wear pajamas all day or wear a costume all day?
Have a cape that makes you fly or have boots that make you jump to the moon?
Invent a new ice cream flavor or invent a new video game?
Have a snowball fight or have a water balloon fight?
Go on a jungle safari or go on a space adventure?
Have a pet that can talk or have a pet that can do magic tricks?
Eat breakfast for dinner or eat dessert for breakfast?
Be a bird for a day or be a fish for a day?

Would you rather questions for adults

Grown-up dilemmas about money, dating, careers and time. They stay at PG-13, so they suit a dinner table or a game night with friends. 40 questions.

Get a raise of 10 percent or get an extra week of paid vacation every year?
Know what everyone really thinks of you or never know what anyone thinks of you?
Go back and redo one decision or skip ahead and see how your life turns out?
Always say what you think or never be able to say what you think?
Be stuck at a boring party with great food or be at a great party with terrible food?
Have a partner who is always late or have a partner who never replies to texts?
Be the person who always gets the last slice or be the person who always picks the movie?
Work for your dream company at low pay or work for a so-so company at high pay?
Retire at 40 with a modest income or work until 70 with a luxurious income?
Have your search history made public or have your messages made public?
Relive your best day over and over or skip your worst day forever?
Meet your future self or meet your younger self?
Get an awkward text from your ex or run into your ex at the supermarket?
Never have to do laundry again or never have to wash dishes again?
Be on a reality show for a year or be on a survival show for a month?
Have an amazing apartment with a long commute or have a small apartment next door to work?
Be a morning person who hates evenings or be a night person who hates mornings?
Hear every nice thing people say behind your back or hear every honest criticism people say behind your back?
Be the best-dressed person in the room or be the best-liked person in the room?
Never get stuck in traffic again or never wait in a line again?

Cook a meal for ten people or be a guest at a dinner for ten people?
Give a wedding toast or make a speech at a funeral?
Have a friend who tells you brutal truths or have a friend who only says what you want to hear?
Win an argument and lose the friendship or lose the argument and keep the friendship?
Take a pay cut to work from home or take a pay raise to work in an office?
Be overdressed to a casual party or be underdressed to a fancy party?
Always have to tell the truth or always have to tell a lie?
Get a free car you hate or get free repairs on a car you love?
Have a houseplant you cannot kill or have a pet that never needs walking?
Sleep four hours and feel great or sleep ten hours and feel tired?
Spend a year traveling with no money or spend a year at home with lots of money?
Have your embarrassing childhood video go viral or have your embarrassing college photo go viral?
Marry your best friend or marry a stranger who is perfect for you?
Know all the secrets of your friends or have your secrets be known by your friends?
Own a bar or own a bookstore?
Be told the truth, however painful or be told something comforting but untrue?
Live in a place with no seasons or live in a place with four extreme seasons?
Be great at small talk or be great at deep conversation?
Have the ability to cook anything perfectly or have the ability to fix anything broken?
Swap lives with a celebrity for a week or swap lives with your best friend for a week?

Would you rather questions for work

Icebreakers for team meetings and offsites. They cover meetings, desks, email and lunch, and none of them single out a particular person. 40 questions.

Have no meetings on Mondays or have no email on Fridays?
Work from a beach for a week or work from a cabin in the mountains for a week?
Have a boss who micromanages or have a boss who is never around?
Eat lunch at your desk every day or eat lunch alone every day?
Have unlimited coffee at work or have unlimited snacks at work?
Be on mute in every video call or be unable to turn the mute button on?
Reply to every email in under a minute or never reply to an email at all?
Have a standing desk that never stops moving or have a chair that squeaks every time you shift?
Get a surprise bonus or get an extra week of vacation?
Lead a team of five or work solo on your own project?
Be the person who knows all the answers or be the person who asks all the right questions?
Have your own office with no windows or have a shared desk by a big window?
Attend a three-hour meeting with snacks or attend a thirty-minute meeting with no agenda?
Give a presentation to the whole company or run an all-hands call with the CEO?
Have a four-day work week with long days or have a five-day week with early finishes?
Be paid in cash every day or be paid in a lump sum once a year?
Choose your own job title or choose your own desk?
Have a commute of five minutes by foot or have a commute of five seconds by video call?
Be great at spreadsheets or be great at public speaking?
Never have a technical glitch in a call or never have a typo in an email?

Have your coworkers know your salary or have your boss see your browser history?
Work with your best friend or work for your best friend?
Have an unlimited training budget or have an unlimited travel budget?
Win employee of the month or win an extra day off?
Be famous in your industry or be rich and unknown in your industry?
Get praise in public or get praise in private?
Go back to the office full time or work from home full time?
Have a robot assistant for all your tasks or have a human assistant for all your errands?
Have a team lunch every day or have a team outing every month?
Wear a uniform to work or wear a costume to work?
Quit and travel for a year or get promoted and stay for five more?
Be the first one in the office or be the last one out of the office?
Answer the phone for the whole team or take the notes for every meeting?
Have a lazy teammate who is fun or have a hardworking teammate who is grumpy?
Work somewhere with free breakfast or work somewhere with free dinner?
Have an 8am start with a 3pm finish or have a noon start with an 8pm finish?
Win a sales contest or win a design contest?
Be given a project nobody wants or be given a project everyone fights over?
Learn a new skill each month or master one skill in a year?
Never have to attend a conference or never have to fill in a timesheet?

Halloween would you rather questions

Spooky choices about ghosts, costumes, candy and haunted houses. They are scary enough for a party and gentle enough for a classroom. 40 questions.

Spend a night in a haunted house or spend a night in a haunted forest?
Be a vampire or be a werewolf?
Get a king-size candy bar from every house or get a full bag of candy from one house?
Carve a pumpkin all by yourself or decorate a pumpkin with friends?
Have a ghost for a best friend or have a skeleton for a best friend?
Live in a haunted castle or live in a haunted lighthouse?
Be a witch with a flying broom or be a wizard with a talking owl?
Bob for apples or dig for candy in a pumpkin patch?
Meet a friendly ghost or meet a talking black cat?
Wear a mummy costume made of toilet paper or wear a scarecrow costume made of straw?
Go trick-or-treating in a snowstorm or go trick-or-treating in a thunderstorm?
Have a spooky story told by a campfire or watch a spooky movie under blankets?
Eat candy corn forever or eat caramel apples forever?
Get lost in a corn maze or get lost in a hall of mirrors?
Be chased by a friendly zombie or be chased by a clumsy ghost?
Make a monster cake or make a witch brew soup?
Have a pet bat or have a pet spider?
Hear a ghost sing or see a ghost dance?
Wear a glow-in-the-dark costume or wear a costume with built-in sound effects?
Live next to a graveyard or live next to a haunted mansion?

Be able to turn into a bat or be able to turn into a black cat?
Find a secret passage in your house or find a spooky attic full of old toys?
Throw the best Halloween party or go to the best Halloween party?
Take a night walk with a flashlight or take a night walk with a lantern?
Ride in a haunted hayride or walk through a haunted trail?
Be a pumpkin king or be a skeleton queen?
Have candy that never runs out or have a costume that changes every hour?
Listen to creaky doors or listen to howling wolves?
Spend a night in a cemetery with friends or spend a night in an old library with friends?
Eat a dessert shaped like a spider or eat a dessert shaped like a ghost?
Find out your house is haunted by a friendly ghost or find a hidden treasure in your attic?
Hand out full-size candy bars or hand out the best costume prizes?
Have a magic cauldron that makes candy or have a magic broom that does your chores?
Wear a monster mask all day or wear fake fangs all day?
Pick the scariest costume or pick the funniest costume?
Walk through a fog-filled forest or walk through a field of tall corn?
Be locked in a candy store overnight or be locked in a costume store overnight?
Have a skeleton that follows you around or have a bat that sits on your shoulder?
Make your own spooky movie or write your own ghost story?
Meet the Headless Horseman or meet a talking scarecrow?

Five ways to play would you rather

Predict the crowd. Before you reveal, everyone guesses the percentage of players who picked the top option. The closest guess earns a point.
Silent vote. Everyone writes A or B on a scrap of paper and shows it at the same time. Nobody sees anyone else's answer first.
Switch sides. Pick the option you think your left-hand neighbor would choose, then check with them.
The lawyer round. A random player has to argue for the option they did not pick. Everyone else judges how convincing it was.
Speed round. Agree on a five-second limit per answer and race through ten questions. It makes a good warm-up before a longer imposter game.

How to write a good would you rather question

The best questions make both sides cost something. If one option is clearly better, the vote is 95 to 5 and nobody has anything to say. Three habits help:

Trade like for like. “Be able to fly” against “turn invisible” works because both are superpowers. “Be able to fly” against “stub your toe” does not.
Keep each option under ten words so it fits on one screen.
Add a small catch to the tempting side. “Free flights for life, but you always get the middle seat” splits a room.

Want a different kind of game night? MASH game works well for creative groups, and the Pictionary word generator works better with teams.

Frequently asked questions

Is this would you rather game free?

Yes. All 240 questions and all six decks are free, with no account and no app to install.

Do all players need their own phone?

No. One phone is enough: read the question out loud, let everyone choose, then one person taps the option the group picked. If you want a real vote, pass the phone around and let each person tap for themselves.

Where do the percentages come from?

From everyone who has voted on that exact question on this site. Each tap adds one anonymous count to the question. The site does not check who you are, so the counts are taps, not unique people. When a question has only a few votes, the page says so, because three votes do not tell you much.

Does the site track my votes?

It stores one total per question and no personal details, such as a name, an account or an IP address. Your device remembers which questions you answered so you do not see them twice, but nothing stops you voting from another browser. The privacy page has the details.

Which deck is safe for kids?

Use the Kids deck for ages 5 and up. The Halloween deck is spooky but not scary. The Adults deck stays at PG-13 and covers money, dating and work-life choices, so keep it for older teens and grown-ups.

Can I suggest a question?

Yes. Email a pair of options and the deck you think it belongs in. New questions are added to the end of a deck, so existing vote counts stay attached to the right question.

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