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Would You Rather

130+ questions across 6 packs — free, no download.

Question pack

Shuffling questions…

Playing in a group? Put it on a big screen, read the question aloud and have everyone point left or right at the same time — then make anyone in the minority explain themselves. 105 questions across 6 packs, all free.

About Would You Rather

Would You Rather gives you two options and no easy way out. Pick a pack — Classic, Funny, Food, Tech & work, Deep or Family friendly — and work through questions drawn in a random order with no repeats until the pack runs out.

It's one page of JavaScript with nothing to install and no account, so it loads instantly and works on locked-down school and office networks that block game sites. Put it on a big screen for a group: read the question aloud, have everyone point left or right at once, then make the minority explain themselves.

How to use Would You Rather

  1. Pick a question pack at the top — each has its own flavour and difficulty.
  2. Read the two options and tap the one you'd choose.
  3. Hit 'Next question' to continue, or 'Skip' if neither option deserves an answer.
  4. Use 'Copy' to grab the current question for a group chat or story poll.
  5. Reshuffle at any time, or switch packs when one gets too easy.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Would You Rather game free?

Completely — no signup, no download, no in-app purchases. Every one of the 130+ questions is available from the first click.

Does it work on school or work networks?

Usually, yes. It's a normal web page rather than a game site or an app download, so it loads anywhere a browser works. Whether a specific network allows it is up to that network's filter.

Is it suitable for kids and classrooms?

The 'Family friendly' pack is written for younger players and school settings. Classic, Funny and Food are broadly safe too; Deep is aimed at older players who want a real conversation.

How many questions are there?

Over 130, split across six packs. Questions are dealt without repeats, so you'll see every one in a pack before any comes back.

Can I play in a group?

That's the best way. Put it on a shared screen, count to three and have everyone point to their choice at the same time — the disagreements are the fun part.

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