Truth or dare
Truth or dare you can play with people you work with.
Pick a pile on your turn and a card comes up. The truths are questions, not confessions, and the dares are things you can do on camera without regretting it tomorrow.
Free · nothing to install · sign in with a code or with Google
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Truths that go somewhere
The last thing you searched for, the compliment you still remember, the job you wanted at ten. Questions that start a conversation.
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Dares you can actually do
Thirty seconds of confident nonsense, your worst accent, a toast to somebody at the table. Nothing anybody has to leave their chair for.
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Passing is a move
Nobody has to do anything. Press pass and the turn moves on, no forfeits and no fuss.
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Two to eight players
Works for a pair on a long evening and for the whole group. Bots take a turn, and they pass on most dares.
How to play Truth or dare
- 1.On your turn you pick a pile: truth or dare.
- 2.A card comes up and the table waits while you answer it or do it.
- 3.Passing is a move. Nobody has to do anything they would rather not.
- 4.Press done and the turn goes to the next person.
- 5.There is no score. It ends when the table has had enough.
What Truth or dare is called elsewhere
- ·Truth or dare
- ·Wahrheit oder Pflicht (Germany)
- ·Action ou vérité (France)
- ·Resnica ali izziv (Slovenia)
Same game, different table. If you grew up calling it one of these, this is the one you mean.
🎯 Truth or dare · at the table
2–8 playersThis is the board your people see, with their faces beside it.
No account for the bots. One link for your friends.
The other games
They all live in the same room, so you can switch without leaving the table.
How it works
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Create a hangout
Say what, when and how many people it needs. Online or in person.
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Share one link
People say they're in, and you see who is coming before it starts.
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It goes ahead
Once enough are in, everyone gets the invite. Online, the room opens with video, chat and a game.
Questions people ask
Is it free?+
Yes, in the browser. Play against bots without an account, or send one link to your friends.
Are the dares embarrassing?+
They are the harmless kind. You can play this with colleagues, and passing is always allowed.
How many people can play?+
Two to eight. Four to six keeps everybody's turn coming round often enough.
Do we need cameras on?+
The dares are better with cameras, but the truths work just as well with them off.
Can we play it on a phone?+
Yes. The two piles are big buttons and the video keeps running beside them.
Roll first, invite after.
Try a round against bots, then send the link to your people.