Truth or dare set
Truth or Dare Questions for Friends
For the group that has played this a hundred times and needs something better than 'what is your biggest fear'.
Tap a card to draw. Tap again for a different one.
This set is written for a room of friends with nothing at stake: embarrassing songs, petty reasons, the things everyone already half suspects about each other. Mild is safe for a mixed group; bold is where people start negotiating.
The dares lean on the group rather than the phone — impressions, accents, holding a pose. A handful use your contacts, and those sit in the normal and bold tiers so a quieter group can stay at mild.
Frequently asked questions
What if someone refuses a dare?
They take a truth instead. The rule in every set is that a pass is always allowed, and nobody has to explain why.
How many people does it need?
Three or more works best. Two is playable, but the dares that involve the group need a third person in the room.
Is it suitable for a mixed group?
Mild is. Stay there if the room includes people who do not know each other well, or anyone under 18.
Can we play online?
Yes, that is what it is for. Share the screen and draw for each player in turn.