# Would You Rather > Play Would You Rather online: more than 1,100 original, family-friendly questions in 26 categories — funny, hard, weird, for couples, teens, kids, the classroom, gaming, work, holidays and more — with group voting on one phone, or browse the full list. - Page: https://linguaholic.com/games/would-you-rather/ - Type: free browser game, no sign-up, runs in the browser - Publisher: Linguaholic (https://linguaholic.com/), made by Marcel Iseli - Last updated: October 2, 2026 - Open it pre-filled: https://linguaholic.com/games/would-you-rather/?category=kids - `category`: comma-separated category keys: funny, superpowers, food, travel, animals, kids, deep, work, life, tech, friends, gross, money, seasons, sports, entertainment, fantasy, couples, hard, weird, teens, classroom, gaming, christmas, halloween, thanksgiving (for example `kids`) ## What is Would You Rather? **Would You Rather** is a simple conversation game: someone asks a question with two options, and everyone has to pick one — no “both” and no “neither”. Would you rather be able to fly or be invisible? Eat pizza every day or never again? The fun is not the answer but the *why*, which is why it works for parties, road trips, classrooms, family dinners, and first dates alike. This page has **1139 original, family-friendly questions** in 26 categories. Play them one by one above — tap an answer to vote and pass the phone around to see how the group splits — or scroll down for the full list. ## How to play 1. Pick your categories (or keep them all) and read the question out loud. 2. Everyone chooses an option. On one phone, each player taps their answer to add a vote. 3. Take turns explaining your choice — the best reason wins the round, if you’re keeping score. 4. Tap **Next question**. Questions don’t repeat until you’ve seen every one. ### Ways to play - **Party game:** go around the circle; anyone in the minority has to defend their choice. - **Classroom warm-up:** put the question on the board and have students move to side A or B of the room. Great for ESL speaking practice (“I would rather… because…”). - **Road trips:** the passenger reads, the driver answers first. - **Guess the answer:** one player answers secretly, everyone else guesses what they chose. - **Write your own:** after five rounds, each player invents a question for the group. ## Frequently asked questions **How do you play Would You Rather?** One person reads a question with two options — for example, would you rather be able to fly or be invisible? Everyone picks one and explains why. There are no wrong answers; the fun is in the reasons. On this page, tap an option to vote, pass the phone around to count the whole group's votes, then tap Next question. **How many questions are there?** More than 1,100 original questions in 26 categories: funny, hard choices, weird and crazy, couples, teens, kids, classroom brain breaks, gaming, Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, superpowers, food, travel, animals, deep, work and school, life, tech, friends and family, gross but clean, money, holidays and seasons, sports, music and movies, and fantasy. Switch categories on or off to build your own mix. **Are the questions family-friendly?** Yes. Every question is clean and suitable for kids, classrooms, and family game nights. Use the For kids category for younger players and the Deep & hard category for thoughtful conversations with teens and adults. **Will I see the same question twice?** Not until you have gone through every question in your chosen categories. The game shuffles a fresh deck each time and never repeats a question within a deck. **What makes a good would you rather question?** Both options should be tempting (or equally awful), so the choice is genuinely hard. Good questions are short enough to read aloud and spark a story or an argument about why. **Is it free?** Yes — completely free with no sign-up or app. It runs in your browser and nothing is stored or sent anywhere. ## Related tools - [Imposter Game Word Generator](https://linguaholic.com/tools/imposter-game-word-generator/): Generate random secret words for the Imposter game — more than 3,000 hand-picked words in 24 categories, from animals and food to funny, movies, and hard mode, each with a related hint word for the imposter — plus the complete word list. - [Hangman](https://linguaholic.com/games/hangman/): Play the classic word-guessing game in your browser: tens of thousands of family-friendly dictionary words from easy to expert, 48 categories, famous phrases, a 2-player secret-word mode, hints, and a score streak. - [Categories Game](https://linguaholic.com/games/categories-game/): Play the classic categories word game online: a random letter, a list of categories, and a timer — on one screen with a scoreboard or on everyone's phone with a game code — plus a random category generator with 700+ original categories. - [Binary Game](https://linguaholic.com/games/binary-game/): Learn binary by playing: flip bit cards to make a number, read and write binary, race a 60-second challenge and build streaks, across five levels from 4 to 8 bits. - [Never Have I Ever](https://linguaholic.com/games/never-have-i-ever/): Play Never Have I Ever online with more than 1,000 original, clean statements in 13 categories — funny, friends, teens, kids and family, travel, food, juicy but clean, and more — with a group fingers game and a solo score. - [Truth or Dare](https://linguaholic.com/games/truth-or-dare/): Play Truth or Dare online with more than 1,000 original truths and dares — for couples, friends, adults, teens, kids, families, crushes, sleepovers, work, and over text — with player turns, random spins, and the full list to browse.