Would you rather
Would you rather, with everyone voting at once.
Two options, neither of them comfortable. Everybody picks at the same time and nobody sees the votes until the last one is in, so nobody follows the loudest person at the table.
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Two options, one tap
No typing, no rules to learn. The question arrives, you pick, and the table waits for the last vote.
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Secret until the end
The split turns over all at once, which is how you find out who really would fight a horse sized duck.
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Two to eight players
Works with a pair and with the whole group. Bots vote too, and they have opinions.
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It is about the argument
Cameras and chat sit beside the question, because the five minutes after the vote are the good part.
How to play Would you rather
- 1.Two options appear. Neither of them is comfortable, that is the point.
- 2.Everybody picks one at the same time, and nobody can see the others.
- 3.When the last person has voted, every vote turns over at once and you see the split.
- 4.There is no right answer and no score. The argument afterwards is the game.
- 5.Tap next for another one whenever the table has stopped shouting.
What Would you rather is called elsewhere
- ·This or that
- ·Entweder oder (Germany)
- ·Préférerais-tu (France)
- ·Kaj raje (Slovenia)
Same game, different table. If you grew up calling it one of these, this is the one you mean.
🤔 Would you rather · 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 eight games
They all live in the same room, so you can switch without leaving the table.
How it works
1
Create a hangout
Say what, when and how many people it needs. Online or in person.
2
Share one link
People say they're in, and you see who is coming before it starts.
3
It goes ahead
Once enough are in, everyone gets the invite. Online, the room opens with video, chat and a game.
Questions people ask
How do you play would you rather?+
Two options appear, everybody votes at the same time, and the votes turn over together. There is no score: the discussion is the game.
Is it free?+
Yes, free in the browser. Play against bots with no account, or send one link to your friends.
How many people can play?+
Two to eight. Four to six is the sweet spot, because you get a real split.
Are the questions rude?+
No. They are the awkward but harmless kind, the sort you can ask a colleague or your grandmother.
Can we play it on a phone?+
Yes, the options 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.