Would You Rather Game
Two options, no right answer, and a good story behind every pick. Play the questions below on the TV, write your own for the group, or send a link so friends answer alone and share their picks.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
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One question per block, a blank line between blocks. First line = question, next lines = the options (two or more). Put * before one option to make it a trivia question with a right answer.
Questions stay in your browser until you copy a link. Nothing is uploaded.
Game
Type the questions and press Start.
Who got it right? Tap the team to give one point.
Final score
The link contains the name, the questions and the answers, so it plays without anything else. Send it only to people you want to play.
Playing at a party?
Print trivia, charades and "would you rather" cards for the table, and keep the score on the online scoreboard. Party photos and links fit on one VISU Link page.
Open the printable party games Create your VISU LinkHow to use it
- Play the classic questions or type your own: the question, then one option per line, and a blank line before the next.
- Without teams everyone answers on their own phone through the link; on the TV, read the options and let the room pick.
- Tap an option to pick a side, then go to the next question.
- At the end, copy your answers or download the image and post it in the group.
Examples
Dinner table
Read one question per course and let everyone defend their side.
Group chat
Send the link: each friend answers alone and posts the image with their picks.
Ice breaker
Five quick questions on the projector at the start of a meeting or class.
Add this tool to your site
Put this tool on your blog, store or club site. It runs inside your page, free, with no account, and a small "by VISU" credit line under it.
Questions
How do I write my own questions?
Type the question on one line and each option on its own line below, with a blank line before the next question. Two options is the classic, more also work.
Is there a right answer?
No. Every pick is valid; the fun is in explaining it. Put * before an option only if you want a trivia question with a right answer.
Can friends play by link?
Yes. Copy the game link: it carries the questions, so each person answers on their own phone and shares the result.
Are the questions good for kids?
The examples are family friendly. Check your own questions before playing with children.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Questions and answers stay in the browser until you copy a link or the result yourself.