One screen, everyone votes
Put this screen where everyone can see it. Read each dilemma, tap A or B once per vote, pass the phone around.
10 dilemmas per session
Option A
Your first instinct
Option B
The room's counter-pick
Shared-screen play: gather around one device and pass it around. Friends on their own phones can join a room below.
Share the code, or join with one.
PREPARING ROOM
Getting your canvas ready
Connecting you to the game room…
Rules and scoring
Answer outrageous dilemmas in real time and watch the percentages swing as the room votes. Submit your own dilemmas to the queue.
How to play Would You Rather
Would You Rather is the classic dilemma game, digitized for the whole room. A prompt appears, 'Would you rather be able to fly but only three feet off the ground, or teleport only to places you've been?', and every player votes for option A or option B. The bars animate live as votes land, and after everyone answers or 30 seconds pass, the final percentages are revealed and the arguing begins. Ten rounds later the room has learned more than anyone wanted to share.
Rules & scoring
Each round offers two options, color-coded blue and red. You get one vote per round, and the live tally updates instantly. When everyone has voted, the reveal shows the split, 60/40, 50/50, or a total landslide. The game also includes a player-submitted question queue: anyone can add their own dilemma, which joins the rotation for future rounds. There are no scores and no winners, the point is the debate.
Tips for the best game night
Bring the energy: the best dilemmas are the ones that split the room almost exactly in half, because that's when the arguments get loud. Read the options out loud if you're on a call, people vote faster when they hear them. Use the submit-your-own feature to personalize the game with your group's inside jokes. And remember: there are no wrong answers, but there are definitely wrong opinions.
Why it works for any group
Would You Rather is the ultimate icebreaker and one of the best free online party games for large groups, classrooms, and remote teams. It needs zero skill, works with any number of players, and always generates conversation. The one-screen mode is perfect for co-located parties: pass the phone around or project it on the TV.
Devices & requirements
Play in any browser on any device, phones, tablets, laptops, or a projector. One-screen mode turns a single device into the whole game. No downloads, no accounts.
Playing with friends
There are two ways to gather: the room mode for distributed groups, create a room, share the code, and vote from your own phones, and the one-screen mode for people in the same room, where a single device or projector becomes the game. Both modes show the live percentages, which is where the magic happens: watching a 50/50 split swing on the last vote is the entire point. Because there is no scoring, late arrivals can jump in mid-game without penalty, and the player-submitted question queue means every group gets its own flavor.
How many players can play Would You Rather?
Any number. Rooms support up to 24 players online, and the one-screen mode works for a whole party sharing one device.
Can I add my own questions?
Yes, any player can submit a dilemma during the game. It joins the room’s queue and appears in a later round.
Is there a winner?
No scores, no winners, Would You Rather is about the debates. The percentages are the entertainment.
