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Would You Rather Wheel

Spin for a random Would You Rather question, then everyone picks a side and explains why.

Questions for
FunnyFriendsImpossibleFoodTravelEverydaySilly

No repeats until you've seen them all · 70 questions left in this set

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How to use the Would You Rather Wheel

The Would You Rather Wheel serves up two-choice dilemmas for any group. Here's how to choose a list and keep the questions coming.

Quick start

  1. Pick a set: Mixed, Funny, Friends or Family.
  2. Spin. The wheel lands on a category and shows a question with two options.
  3. Everyone chooses A or B. The wheel never decides for you; the fun is in the debate.
  4. Press Next question for a new round, or Skip question for a different one.
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Pick who's playing

Pick Mixed, Funny, Friends or Family. Family questions are suitable for all ages; Funny goes for the silliest dilemmas.

The audience list buttons for the would you rather wheel
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Spin for a category

The wheel picks a category within your list, such as Food, Funny or Silly, and the question comes from that category.

The would you rather wheel showing its categories
Categories within the Funny list.
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Play round after round

Each card shows two options with OR between them. Everyone picks a side and explains why. Next question closes the card, ready for the next spin; Skip question swaps it without spinning, and questions don't repeat until all have come up.

A Would you rather card: whisper OR shout, with Next question and Skip question
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Great for

  • Party and sleepover games
  • Long car journeys
  • Family dinners and holidays
  • Classroom warm-ups and debates
  • Getting to know new friends
  • Livestream and group chat games
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Customize everything else

This page uses the same wheel as the homepage, so all the usual options work here too. The full wheel guide explains each one with pictures:

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FAQ

Does the wheel pick the answer?

No. It picks the question; the players choose between the two options.

Are the questions family friendly?

Yes. Every set is written for a general audience, and the Family set is simple enough for younger players.

How many questions are there?

Eighty, across eight categories. They don't repeat until you've seen them all.

Can I skip a question?

Yes. Skip question shows a different one straight away without spinning again.