392 pairs · free · no account
This or That? questions
Two options appear and everyone picks a side. The rule takes one sentence to explain, which is why it works at a loud table. Below are sample pairs from each pack; every pack's full list is on its own page. When you play, each game is also built from a themed pool of options, so similar things compete with each other.
1–8 players · free · no account
Two options, one decision, and an argument that follows.
Play freeFood36 pairs
- 1Pasta or Rice
- 2Ketchup or Mayo
- 3Fried chicken or Grilled chicken
- 4Fries or Onion rings
- 5Pizza or Burger
- 6A sandwich or A wrap
- 7Dark chocolate or Milk chocolate
- 8Ice cream or Cake
- 9Cookies or Sponge cake
- 10A warm dessert or A cold dessert
Everyday152 pairs
- 1A bike or A skateboard
- 2Grandma's house or A friend's house
- 3The brave kid or The well-behaved kid
- 4A birthday party or A surprise present
- 5Being allowed to stay up late or Being allowed to sleep in
- 6Growing up right away or Staying a child
- 7Listening to a story or Telling a story
- 8Going to camp or Visiting relatives
- 9Having a sibling or Being an only child
- 10The sandpit or The swings
Work & Travel56 pairs
- 1Few clothes, lots of laundry or Lots of clothes, no laundry
- 2A suitcase or A backpack
- 3Getting up early to explore or Sleeping in and resting
- 4Taking photos or Just looking
- 5Travelling light or Packed for every scenario
- 6Bringing souvenirs back or Making do with the memory
- 7Breakfast included or Fending for yourself
- 8A room with a view or A quiet room
- 9Expensive but central or Cheap but far out
- 10A hotel or A rental flat
Relationships50 pairs
- 1Working in the same home or Working in separate places
- 2Sleeping side by side or Sleeping comfortably
- 3Silence together or Non-stop conversation
- 4An evening at home or An evening out
- 5Being able to say no or Keeping everyone happy
- 6Leading or Following
- 7A joint account or Separate accounts
- 8Being the one who plans or Being the one who goes along
- 9Starting as friends or Love at first sight
- 10The same city or The right person
Friendship45 pairs
- 1Introducing them to family or Keeping it quiet for a while
- 2Liking the same music or Showing each other new things
- 3A shared group of friends or Separate circles
- 4Competing or Working together
- 5New people or Old friends
- 6Telling it with praise or Telling it with criticism
- 7Being the centre of attention or Going unnoticed
- 8Seeing the details or Seeing the whole picture
- 9The early arriver or The last-minute type
- 10Staying mysterious or Being an open book
Superpowers53 pairs
- 1One wish right now or Three wishes in ten years
- 2A week of unlimited money, then a month with none or Always modest but always there
- 3Sell one of your secrets or Buy someone's secret
- 4Memorising every book or Being able to read any person
- 5Remembering everything or Being able to forget what you want
- 6Owe everyone a favour or Have everyone owe you a favour
- 7Remembering everyone's name or Nobody ever forgetting you
- 8Knowing who is right or Knowing who is sincere
- 9A small reward now or A big reward later
- 10Steering your own dreams or Never having a nightmare
Two options, one decision, and an argument that follows.
Play freeFrequently asked questions
How does a round work?
Each round shows two options from the same theme. In an online room, everyone taps one before the timer runs out and the side picked by the majority wins; on a tie, a coin is flipped. At the end, titles show who chose with the group and who went against it.
Can you play it alone?
Yes. Pick a pack and choose one of two options; your pick moves on and faces a new challenger. After five rounds, one option is left: your favorite. You have 30 seconds per round. In an online room, everyone picks from their own phone against a countdown.
How many players?
From one player up. Online rooms are more exciting with three or more, because the majority decides each round. A free room holds eight; a Premium room in the app holds twenty.