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Party truth or dare: for big groups and loud rooms

Truths and dares written for groups: confessions about the group chat, dares that pull the whole room in, questions about the people at the party. Play on one phone in a circle, or open a Party Room and let the spin choose who’s next.

Free · no account2–16 players20 min

How to play

  1. 1Pick an intensity.
  2. 2Choose truth or dare.
  3. 3Answer honestly, or do the dare.

One phone each, revealed together

Examples

A few cards from the deck (the family-to-hard end).

  • Truth

    What’s your signature dance move when nobody is watching?

    Family
  • Dare

    Let the group pick a song and dance to it for 30 seconds.

    Fun
  • Truth

    Which friend do you secretly think is with the wrong person?

    Awkward
  • Truth

    Which friend would you drop first if you won the lottery, honestly?

    Hard
  • Dare

    Do your best impression of a chicken laying an egg for 15 seconds.

    Family
  • Dare

    Do your best evil villain laugh, then explain your evil plan in 20 seconds.

    Fun
  • Truth

    What did you do at a party that people still bring up?

    Awkward
  • Truth

    How much would someone have to pay you to never speak to your best friend again?

    Hard
  • Dare

    Let the group choose a new nickname for you, and answer only to it for the next three rounds.

    Family
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Truth or Dare

On one phone, go round the circle: each player chooses truth or dare and the phone serves a card at the intensity you picked. In a Party Room, everyone joins on their own phone, the room spins to pick the next player, and the card appears for all. Dares are written to be done in the room in a couple of minutes, safely, and anything involving another person needs their yes. Couples get their own pack, big groups the party pack.

Intensities

  • FamilyGrandma-proof
  • FunSilly, never awkward
  • AwkwardCringe and embarrassing
  • HardProvocative, uncomfortable
  • Spicy 18+Adults only
  • Unhinged 18+Adults only, no limits

Levels 5 and 6 are for adults only: you confirm you are 18 or older before they are dealt.

Questions

How many people can play?

Up to sixteen in a Party Room, each on their own phone. On one phone, the circle can be as big as your living room.

Are the dares safe at a party?

Yes: no alcohol, nothing dangerous or illegal, nothing posted about someone else, and nothing involving another person without their yes.

How do you play truth or dare online with friends?

Open a Party Room and share the link, the QR code or the six-letter code. Everyone joins with a nickname, no account. The host picks the intensity, the room spins to pick a player, and that player chooses truth or dare.

Are the dares safe?

They’re written to be. No alcohol, nothing dangerous, nothing illegal, nothing posted about someone else, and any dare involving another person asks for their yes first.