Pick one of two, then say why
Each question lays out two options and asks which you would rather, and you simply tap your pick. There is no right answer waiting to be found, so the whole game lives in the choosing and, better still, in explaining to everyone why you went that way. Press Next question whenever you want a fresh pair. It is one of the easiest ways going to spark a conversation, learn something surprising about a friend, and end up laughing at someone reasoning.
Turning it into a group game
It comes alive with more people around. Read a question aloud and have everyone point to their choice on the count of three, so nobody just follows the crowd, then go round the circle letting each person defend their pick, which is where the funniest arguments start. It makes a quick, low-stress icebreaker for a classroom on a Monday morning, and at a party it happily fills the gap while you wait for the last few guests to turn up.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Would You Rather?
You are shown two fun choices. Tap the one you would rather do, then press Next for a new question. There are no wrong answers, it is all about what you like and talking about why.
Is it good for groups and classrooms?
Yes. It is a great icebreaker and a fun way to get kids talking, sharing and laughing together, at a party or in class.
What makes a good would you rather question?
The best ones offer two options that are genuinely hard to choose between, so people actually have to think and take a side. Silly, imaginative pairings, like would you rather fly or be invisible, usually spark more talk than easy ones with an obvious winner. A good question splits the room roughly down the middle and leaves everyone wanting to explain themselves.