Would You Rather? The Dilemma Game
Draw a random question, everyone picks A or B and the percentages show up. Over 100 questions for families, friends or a more extreme round, nothing offensive, and you can add your own.
- 100+ questions
- No repeats
- Votes and percentages
- Full screen
100% private — Everything is processed directly in your browser: your files, voice, and image are never sent to Chatzam's servers.
How to play Would You Rather
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Draw a question
Pick a category, family and kids, friends or extreme: questions are drawn at random, with no repeats.
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Vote A or B
Each player taps A or B to give their answer. If you like, turn on a 10, 20 or 30-second timer to think it over.
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See the results
The percentage for each option shows up. Everyone defends their choice, then on to the next question.
Everything you need to host a game
100+ questions
Three categories: family and kids, friends, and extreme, with nothing offensive.
Live voting
Tap A or B to count the group's votes: the percentages appear right away.
Thinking timer
10, 20 or 30 seconds to choose, or no timer at all: it's up to you.
Your own questions
Add your own questions: they're saved in your browser for the next game.
Would you rather questions for all ages
The idea fits in one sentence: you offer two options, both tempting or both awful, and everyone has to choose. There's no wrong answer, but you have to explain your choice, and that's where the fun starts. With kids, go for imagination: "Would you rather be able to fly or be invisible?", "live in a castle or in a treehouse?". With friends, small awkward everyday situations work really well. The extreme category pushes the choices further, still with nothing offensive. Questions are drawn at random and never repeat, so you can play round after round without landing on the same one.
Play in class, at a party or on stream
Switch to full screen so everyone reads the question at the same time on the TV, the projector or the interactive whiteboard. In class, it's a great icebreaker at the start of the year and good speaking practice: each student explains their choice in one or two sentences, in English or in a foreign language. At a party, the 10, 20 or 30-second timer stops endless dithering. Streamers and video creators can put the question on screen, have guests vote A or B and react to the percentages. To decide who answers first, give our "Spin the Wheel" a spin.
How to write good would you rather questions
A good dilemma weighs two options of similar appeal: if everyone picks A, the question falls flat. Aim for something close to 50/50, which the percentages let you check. Keep it concrete, for example "Would you rather always be 5 minutes late or always be 20 minutes early?", and short, so it can be read at a glance. Add custom questions: your group's habits, shared memories, what the class is studying. They're saved in your browser and will be there for your next game, on the same device.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play Would You Rather?
Someone reads a "Would you rather A or B?" question, each player picks an option and explains why. Here, questions are drawn at random and the votes are shown as percentages.
What are good would you rather questions?
Short, balanced dilemmas, like "Would you rather be able to talk to animals or speak every language?". The tool has over 100, in three categories: family and kids, friends, and extreme with nothing offensive.
Is the game suitable for kids?
Yes, the family and kids category has questions suited to younger players, and no category contains offensive content.
Can I add my own questions?
Yes, add your own: they're saved in your browser, on this device, and never sent to our servers.
Can I play Would You Rather on stream or on a video call?
Yes, full-screen mode shows the question in large type. Share your screen, have people vote and enter their A or B votes to show the percentages.