Would You Rather?

Would you rather cook something ambitious together or order your favorites and invent a dessert?

Would you rather spend a rainy day making a blanket fort or spend it visiting three tiny museums?

Would you rather watch the sunrise together or stay up to watch a meteor shower?

Would you rather choose one new restaurant every month or become regulars at one lovely little place?

Would you rather recreate your first date or design a date neither of you would usually pick?

Would you rather choose a spontaneous picnic or choose a carefully made dinner?

Choose A or B privately. On partner rounds, predict the named player for 2 points. Every third round asks how many people will choose A: score 3 for an exact count, 2 if one away or 1 if two away. The last round is a partner prediction worth 4 points. The room keeps score.

There are 17 decks and 971 original questions. Couples, first-date and hard-choice decks are written for adults, without explicit content or forced personal disclosure. Funny, family and seasonal decks suit ages 8+ with a reader. The kids deck is simpler still, the teens deck is written for 13–17, and the work deck is office-safe. Four This or That decks (random, couples, work, and food and travel) play the same game with quick picks. The baby shower and bridal shower decks make no assumptions about gender or who is in the family. Read every question first.

Two people can pass one phone or tablet in the free shared-screen version. Look away while the other person chooses. Private online rooms support 2–8 people on separate devices. Copy the invitation, join with nicknames, press Ready, and the host starts. Use your own call when playing apart.

Six complete scored rounds are free, including the finale. Replay for a new mix. At Yours Plus lets a host choose 6, 12 or 24 rounds and run a private game-night series. Every deck has free six-round games. Only the host pays: $4.99/month or $29/year in USD.

Yes. Pass your own turn without explaining why. A passed choice earns no points and counts as neither A nor B. A prediction of a player who passes earns no points. The host can pass a whole round or skip unfinished turns after one minute. Prediction points are game points, never a compatibility rating.