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Would You Rather Generator

320 impossible choices. Eight packs. Everyone votes.

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Players

Add names and everyone votes in turn on the same phone. Leave empty to play solo.

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Deal a dilemma, let the whole room vote one at a time on the same phone, then reveal the split. That argument about who picked what is the actual game — every other generator just prints the question and leaves you to it.

  1. Add everyone playingType each player's name and the phone goes round for the vote — one person at a time, so nobody sees anyone else's answer first. Leave the roster empty and it works as a plain generator for one person or a read-aloud host.
  2. Choose your packsEight packs: Kids, Funny, Food, Superpowers, Gross, Deep, Couples and School. Deep is the one that ends friendships. Gross is the one children ask for. Turn off whatever does not suit the room.
  3. Vote in secret, reveal togetherEach player taps A or B and passes the phone on. Once the last vote is in, the split appears as a bar with the percentages — and then everyone finds out who was the one weirdo who picked B.
  4. Argue about itThe point is the defence. Make whoever was in the minority explain themselves before you deal the next one. The deck never repeats a question until every one in your packs has been used.

Would you rather examples

A sample from each pack. The generator draws from the full 320-question deck, not just these.

Kids

  • Would you rather… Have a pet dragon the size of a cat — or — Have a pet cat the size of a dragon
  • Would you rather… Be able to fly, but only one metre off the ground — or — Be able to run as fast as a car, but only backwards
  • Would you rather… Eat pizza for every meal for a year — or — Never eat pizza again

Funny

  • Would you rather… Have a permanent clown nose — or — Have permanently squeaky shoes
  • Would you rather… Sneeze glitter every single time — or — Burp bubbles every single time
  • Would you rather… Have to introduce yourself by singing — or — Have to leave every room by rolling

Food

  • Would you rather… Give up cheese forever — or — Give up chocolate forever
  • Would you rather… Only ever eat sweet food — or — Only ever eat savoury food
  • Would you rather… Never eat bread again — or — Never eat rice or pasta again

Superpowers

  • Would you rather… Be able to fly — or — Be able to turn invisible
  • Would you rather… Read anyone's mind — or — See one hour into the future
  • Would you rather… Teleport anywhere, but only once a day — or — Fly anywhere, but very slowly

Gross

  • Would you rather… Eat a handful of grass — or — Eat a spoonful of sand
  • Would you rather… Smell like wet dog forever — or — Smell like old cheese forever
  • Would you rather… Have permanently sweaty hands — or — Have permanently smelly feet

Deep

  • Would you rather… Know the day you will die — or — Know how you will die
  • Would you rather… Be famous and misunderstood — or — Be unknown and truly understood
  • Would you rather… Have more time — or — Have more money

Couples

  • Would you rather… Always know what your partner is thinking — or — Never argue again
  • Would you rather… Spend a year long-distance — or — Spend a year with no time apart at all
  • Would you rather… Travel the world together with nothing — or — Stay home together with everything

School & Work

  • Would you rather… Have no homework but much longer days — or — Have shorter days but far more homework
  • Would you rather… Present in front of everyone — or — Write twice as much and present to nobody
  • Would you rather… Always be five minutes early — or — Never have to get up early again

Frequently asked questions

There are 320 hand-written dilemmas split across eight packs, and every one of them is translated into all 26 site languages — which is roughly 8,320 questions across the whole site.

Yes, and that is the part other generators miss. Everyone votes privately on the passed phone and the split is revealed at once, as a bar with percentages, so the argument starts with the actual numbers.

Yes. The Kids pack is written for children — dragons, superpowers, silly food — with nothing frightening or adult in it. Gross is also child-safe, just deliberately revolting.

Yes. Leave the player list empty and it deals one dilemma at a time with no voting round, which also works well if one person is reading them out to a group.

Not within a session. Questions are drawn from a shuffled pile and one only comes back once every question in your selected packs has been used.

No. It runs in the browser on any phone, there is no sign-up, and nothing is sent to a server — player names and settings stay on your own device.

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