About this app
What is Would You Rather?
Would You Rather is a game of impossible choices. Every round gives you two options and no comfortable way out, and the fun is in watching a room argue about which one is worse. Pick your answer, then see how everyone else voted — and find out whether you think like the majority or you are the outlier at the table.
How does it play?
A question appears with two options. You choose, quickly, and then the results show you how other players answered the same question. That second half is what makes it a conversation: agreeing with the majority is mildly satisfying, and disagreeing with it is a five-minute argument with whoever is sitting next to you. Play it solo through the categories, or pass the phone around a group and let everyone defend their choice.
Key features
- Hundreds of questions: a large, varied bank so a round rarely repeats itself.
- Compare your answer: see how the wider vote landed against your own choice.
- Categories for every mood: funny, bold, social and everyday-challenge questions, some designed for laughs and some to reveal how you actually think.
- Solo or in a group: it works as a family game, a friends' night game, or something to fill ten minutes on your own.
- No connection needed: play on a trip, in a waiting room, or anywhere the signal is not.
- Fast and simple: a clean interface with no set-up, so a round starts the moment you open the app.
- Regularly updated: new questions and ideas are added, so the bank keeps growing.
Why it works in a group
Most party games need explaining. This one needs a sentence. Everybody understands two options and a forced choice immediately, which means the game starts within seconds of the phone coming out and works with a group whose members do not all know each other. It also scales down: three people at a dinner table get as much out of it as fifteen in a majlis, and it costs nothing to leave mid-round when the food arrives.
Tips for a better session
- Answer fast, argue after: overthinking the choice is what kills the pace. Pick, then defend it.
- Make everyone commit before the reveal: going round the group first and showing the vote afterwards is far better than showing it early.
- Match the category to the room: the bold questions are great with close friends and less great with the extended family.
- Ask for the reason, not just the answer: "why" is where the actual entertainment is.
- Download it before the trip: it plays offline, which is exactly when you will want it.
At a glance
- Price
- Free to download
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Category
- Games
- Age rating
- 4+
- Developer
- Romman Smart Applications LLC
- Page updated
Frequently asked questions
How do I play?
A question appears with two options, you pick one, and then you see how other players voted on the same question. Play through the categories on your own or pass the phone around a group.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. The game plays offline, which makes it a good choice for trips, waiting rooms and anywhere the signal is poor.
How many questions are there?
Hundreds, across a range of categories, and new ones are added regularly so the bank keeps growing.
What kinds of questions are included?
Funny, bold, social and everyday-challenge questions. Some are there for the laugh and some genuinely reveal how you make decisions.
Can I play on my own?
Yes. It works solo as a quick way to fill ten minutes, and it works with a group where everyone defends their choice.
Is it suitable for family gatherings?
Yes. It is rated 4+ and the categories let you pick the tone — the bold set suits close friends, while the funny and social sets work well with the family.
Is the game free?
Yes, it is free to download and play, and it is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store and for Android on Google Play.
