Truth or Dare
Hundreds of truths and dares for parties, sleepovers and video calls.
About Truth or Dare
The classic party game with a deck for every crowd: easy openers, deep truths, silly dares and video-call dares you can do over Zoom. Add your players and the game rotates turns, keeps score of completed dares and remembers who chickened out. Spicy truths are optional and stay PG-13.
How to play Truth or Dare
- Add everyone's names, or skip names and just read the cards out loud.
- Pick your decks. Spicy truths are off until you switch them on.
- On your turn, choose Truth, Dare or let fate decide.
- Answer honestly or complete the dare, then tap Done. Can't face it? Tap Chicken out.
- Check the scoreboard to see who's completed the most.
Tips and strategy
- Mix in the deep-truths deck late in the night when the group is comfortable.
- Agree a forfeit for chickening out before you start.
- On video calls, switch on the video-call dares deck.
Truth or Dare FAQ
Is this Truth or Dare game appropriate for teens?
The default decks are clean and work for teens and family groups. The optional spicy-truths deck is about crushes and dating and stays PG-13.
Can we play Truth or Dare over a video call?
Yes. Share your screen or have one person read the cards, and switch on the video-call dares deck, which only uses things you can do in front of a camera.
Is Truth or Dare free to play?
Yes. Truth or Dare is free in your browser on OFF PLAY, with nothing to download or install.
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