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Party game · 5+ · 12+ · 16+

Would You Rather

Would you rather be able to fly or breathe underwater? Everyone chooses at the same time, then you explain yourselves. Four card decks, from kids to party.

2–12 players10–30 min5+ · 12+ · 16+One iPadTV + phone
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About Would You Rather

Would You Rather is a party game where every card poses an impossible choice: would you rather have a dinosaur or a dragon as a pet? Live in a lighthouse or an old windmill? You count down together, choose at the same time, and afterwards everyone has to explain why they chose what they did. That’s where the laughs and the good conversations come in.

Play on one iPad in the middle of the table, where you point or raise your hands and tap in who chose what. Or put the game on the TV and vote secretly on your phones, so nobody can see what the others choose until the TV shows the split with your pictures.

There are four decks with over 130 dilemmas in each: Kids, Family, Friends and Party for 16+. When the deck runs out, the game shows who agreed most, who was most often on their own, and which card split you the most.

How to play

  1. Choose a deck and how many cards you want to play.
  2. Read the dilemma out loud. Tap 3 · 2 · 1 · Choose! and point or raise your hand at the same time.
  3. Tap A or B next to each player, or vote on your phone in the TV version.
  4. See the split, and let the minority explain themselves. Then it’s on to the next card.

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Questions about Would You Rather

How many can join in?

From two to twelve on one iPad, and even more with a TV and phones. It’s most fun with at least three, so there can be a majority and a minority.

Can you play alone?

No. Would You Rather is about comparing your choices and talking about them, so you need at least two players.

Is the Party deck for adults?

The Party deck is for 16+ and is about dates, parties and embarrassing moments. It’s a bit cheeky but never rude, and it’s not about alcohol.

Can others see how I vote?

In the TV version the votes are secret until the TV shows the result. On one screen you choose openly at the same time, just like raising your hand.

Do you score points?

No, it’s all about the conversation. At the end you get a little summary of who agreed most and who was most often on their own.

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