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Spicy would you rather: the 18+ dilemmas

Levels 5 and 6, for adults only: dilemmas about sex, dating, cheating, hookups and the messages you should never have sent — suggestive, never graphic. You confirm you’re 18 or over before the first card. A taste is free; the full deck comes with the Games Pass.

Play nowPlay in a Party Room

Free · no accountSolo or with friends10 min

How to play

  1. 1Pick an intensity.
  2. 2Tap the option you’d actually choose.
  3. 3Check the community vote, then defend yourself.

One phone each, revealed together

Would You Rather

Alone, it’s the quickest way to find out how your brain works at 1 a.m.: answer, then compare with the community once enough anonymous votes are in. With friends, read the question out loud from one phone and make everyone pick before anyone explains — the explaining is the game. Want everyone on their own phone? Open a Party Room: friends join with a link, a QR code or a six-letter code, everyone votes in secret and the split is revealed at once. As a couple, switch to the couples pack and keep track of who flinched first.

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.

Packs

Questions

Is the spicy pack free?

Part of it. A taste of the 18+ cards is free; the full spicy and unhinged decks come with the Games Pass, a one-time purchase that is also included in Wabiro+.

How does the age check work?

Before the first 18+ card, you confirm that you’re 18 or older. In a Party Room, the host and every player have to confirm before an 18+ level can be played.

How explicit is it?

Adult, cheeky and sometimes outrageous, but never graphic. That’s also why this page shows no examples: the cards only appear in the game, after the age check.

How do you play Would You Rather?

Someone reads two options, everyone picks one — no “neither”, no “both” — and then you defend your choice. On Wabiro the phone serves the questions at the intensity you picked, on one phone passed around or on everyone’s phone in a Party Room.

Are the community percentages real?

Yes. A question only shows how people voted once enough anonymous votes exist. Until then you see nothing — Wabiro never makes up a percentage.