Truth or Dare
Pick Truth or Dare, then answer honestly or take on the challenge. Do it to score.
How to play
- The player whose turn it is chooses Truth or Dare.
- Read the card out loud. Answer the truth honestly, or do the dare.
- Did they do it? Tap them for 1 point. No points for chickening out.
- Anyone can tap New card to swap a prompt that doesn’t feel right.
Truth or Dare: questions and dares for any group
Truth or Dare needs no introduction, but it does need good prompts. Each turn, the player picks Truth or Dare, and the phone deals a card from that deck. Answer the truth honestly or complete the dare to score a point. No points for chickening out.
We have written a mix of honest questions and harmless dares that work at sleepovers, birthday parties and nights in. Anyone can tap New card to swap a prompt that doesn’t feel right, so the game stays fun for the person on the spot.
Family mode keeps everything friendly and is on by default. Spicy mode adds bolder truths and dares for adults. It works with 2 or more players on one phone, and the scoreboard shows who was bravest at the end.
Tips
- Set group limits before you start.
- Dares should be fun for everyone, including the dared.
- Swap a dare for a truth any time.
Truth or Dare questions
How many players do you need for Truth or Dare?
Truth or Dare needs at least 2 players and works with up to 30 on one phone, passed round the group.
How long does a game of Truth or Dare take?
About 15 to 45 minutes with the default settings. On the game page, open “Game ends” to choose a number of rounds, a target score or Endless, or tap End at any time to see the scores.
Is Truth or Dare suitable for kids?
Yes. Family mode is on by default and hides every adult prompt, so Truth or Dare is safe for kids and family gatherings. Adults can turn on spicy mode in Settings for bolder prompts.
Great for
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