Would you rather questions
Two choices, no sitting on the fence. Read the question out, everyone picks a side, and the vote counter shows how the room splits before the arguing starts.
Would you rather…
- N Space
- Next question
- A
- Vote for the first choice
- B
- Vote for the second choice
- P
- Start or pause the timer
- F
- Big-card mode
How to play
One person reads the question aloud, everyone decides, then on the count of three each player points left or right. Tap each side once per vote to see the split, or skip the counting and go straight to the best part: everyone explaining their choice. Set the talking timer if one question could run all night.
A few ways to play: majority wins, where players guess which side most people picked and score a point if right; convince me, where the smaller side gets thirty seconds to win someone over; or hot seat, where one player answers every question for a round while the others guess their answers first.
The questions
All 182 questions were written for Jelly Raccoon, in four groups: silly, superpowers and magic, food, and life choices. Family & kids shows the 130 that suit everyone, from ponds of jelly to talking backpacks. Teens & adults adds questions about jobs, money, phones and friendship, but nothing rude: the whole deck is fine for a mixed party. A question will not come up again until you have seen every one that matches your settings.
Questions
Are the votes saved?
No. The tally is just for the question on screen and clears when you move on. Your settings and the questions you have already seen are kept in this browser's local storage.
Can I show it on a TV for a party?
Yes, it is made for that. Open big-card mode on a laptop connected to the television, and press N or the space bar for the next question.
What age is it for?
The family set is written so that children of about six and up can join in with help reading. The teens and adults set adds grown-up life choices but stays party-friendly.