Would You Rather: 32 questions that start arguments
The party rules (minority drinks) and 32 dilemmas built to split a room down the middle — phones and shame, love and dating, and some pure nonsense for when the room needs it.
Party rules: read a dilemma out loud. On three, everyone points left or right (or shouts A or B). The minority drinks — or takes a forfeit in the sober version. Ties mean everyone drinks, obviously.
The real rule: you must choose. "Neither" costs a double. The follow-up interrogation of whoever voted weird is the actual game.
This guide explains the traditional game as it is played offline. Antics for iOS is a party-only app built on forfeits and contains no drinking instructions.
TIER 1 — PHONES & SHAMEWould you rather…
- Have your search history projected at your next party — or have your DMs printed and handed to your parents?
- Your group chat leaks — or your camera roll leaks?
- Everyone sees your screen time — or everyone sees your bank balance?
- Kiss the person on your left — or read out your last five searches?
- Your body count is public knowledge — or your bank balance is public knowledge?
- Get caught deep-stalking their profile — or get caught rehearsing a conversation with them?
- Accidentally like your crush's photo from 2019 — or accidentally send your crush a screenshot of their own profile?
- All your exes have your live location — or all your exes are in one group chat?
- Swap exes with the person on your left — or swap phones with them for a week?
- Hear this room rate your kissing out of ten — or never find out?
TIER 2 — LOVE & DATINGWould you rather…
- Everyone knows who you fancy — or the person you fancy reads everything you've said about them?
- Text your crush how you feel right now — or never be able to message them again?
- Date your boss — or get back with your ex?
- Every person you've ever kissed walks in right now — or your last month of DMs is read out loud?
- Kiss your best mate's sibling — or kiss your sibling's best mate?
- Marry the best sex you've ever had — or marry the best chat you've ever had?
- Date someone who still lives with their ex — or date someone who tells their mum everything. Everything.
- Only date people your exes approve of — or only date people your parents pick?
- Snog an ex every New Year's Eve forever — or never kiss anyone at midnight again?
- One-night stands only, forever — or your group chat arranges your marriage?
- Your ex writes your dating bio — or your mum picks your profile photos?
- Your ex plans your wedding — or your boss plans your last night of freedom?
- Your last relationship becomes a documentary — or your next one is a live reality show?
- Only first dates for the rest of your life — or married by Monday to someone in this room?
- Relive your first ever kiss weekly — or watch your first ever kiss on video with this group?
TIER 3 — BIG QUESTIONS & NONSENSEWould you rather…
- Know exactly how you die — or know exactly when you die?
- Be famous but broke — or be rich but completely unknown?
- Give up sex for a year — or give up your phone for a year?
- Only ever whisper — or only ever shout?
- Have to sing everything you say — or have to dance everywhere you walk?
- Everyone reads your mind for a day — or you read everyone's minds for an hour?
- Only speak in questions — or only speak in rhyme?
Making it a drinking game (or not)
The voting mechanic is what turns a car-journey game into a party game: everyone commits publicly, the minority pays, and the room immediately demands justifications. In the sober version the minority takes a forfeit instead — we keep 40+ forfeit ideas for exactly this. Same arguments, no hangover.
Would You Rather FAQ
How do you play Would You Rather as a drinking game?
Read a dilemma, count down from three, and everyone votes at once — point, shout, or hands up for option A. Whichever side has fewer votes drinks. Refusing to choose costs a double.
What if the vote is a tie?
Everyone drinks. It's the only fair outcome and the game gets better if ties feel dangerous.
Can you play Would You Rather sober?
Completely — the minority takes a forfeit instead of a drink. The game is the choices and the arguments, not the sips.
175 dilemmas. Zero reading off a webpage.
These 32 are from Antics — the party games app. The full Would You Rather deck holds 175 pairs with built-in voting flow, forfeits for the losing side, and no repeats until you've seen the lot. Plus seven more games.
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