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FORMAT · WOULD YOU RATHER

Pick a side on your phone. See how the room splits.

A dilemma on the TV, two big buttons on every phone. Everyone taps their side, you press reveal, and the TV shows how the room split, 62% against 38%. Nobody scores and nobody's vote is shown, so the only thing left to argue about is the question.

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What is Would You Rather?

Would You Rather is a party game of dilemmas: “Would you rather fly or be invisible?” Every question has exactly two choices and no right answer. In The Party Quiz the question goes on the TV and every guest votes on their own phone with one tap, with no app to install.

When you reveal, the TV shows the room's split as percentages, never who voted for what. There are no points and no winner, so it works as a warm-up, as a break between scored rounds in a Combination quiz, or as a quiz of its own.

Would You Rather at a glance

Rounds
1 to 6 rounds, of 5 to 25 questions each
Choices
Always two per question
Scoring
None: no points, no winner, just the room's split
Players
Everyone plays for themselves. Up to 10 solo players on Quiz Starter, or 24 on Quiz Host, Quizmaster or a Quiz Night event.
On the TV
The question, who has voted so far, and after the reveal the split in percentages. Never who chose what
Clock
Optional: when the countdown runs out the vote closes. Or reveal whenever you like
Length
About five minutes for ten questions

ON EVERY PHONE

Two big buttons, one tap

Every phone shows the question and the two choices as two big buttons, each in its own colour and suit, the same ones the TV uses. One tap casts the vote and locks it in.

Guests join with the room code and a first name, and there's no team to pick. While the question is open, the TV can show who has voted, by name, but never which way.

Phone buzzers

THE REVEAL

The room finds out how it split

Press reveal and the TV turns the votes into two percentages that always add up to 100. No green answer, no names, nobody right or wrong.

Until you reveal, nobody can see which way the room is leaning, so nobody just follows the crowd. Then the arguing starts, and you open the next question when you're ready.

The TV screen

Ways to make a Would You Rather round

How a Would You Rather question plays

  1. Open the question

    It appears on the TV and on every phone. If the countdown is on, it starts now.

  2. Everyone votes

    One tap per player. The TV shows who has voted so far, not what they chose.

  3. Reveal

    The TV shows the room's split as two percentages. Reveal whenever you like, or when the countdown closes the vote.

  4. Next question

    There are no scores to add up. Argue it out, then open the next dilemma.

Questions about Would You Rather

Does anyone win?

No. Would You Rather has no points, no scoreboard and no winner, so there's no tie-breaker either. The only result is the split: how much of the room chose each side.

Can people see who voted for what?

No. After you reveal, the TV shows two percentages, never a name next to a choice. While the question is open it can show who has already voted, so you know when to reveal.

Can it be played in teams?

A quiz that is only Would You Rather is everyone for themselves: guests join with a first name and there's no team to pick. Up to 10 solo players on Quiz Starter, or 24 on Quiz Host, Quizmaster or a Quiz Night event.

Can the AI write the questions?

Yes. Describe a theme and it writes the dilemmas, one Quiz Coin per question, following rules meant to keep them harmless for a mixed room. You still read and edit every question before you play.

Is there a timer?

If you want one. Switch on the answer countdown and the vote closes when it runs out. Leave it off and reveal whenever the room is ready.

Can I mix it with other formats?

Yes. Choose Combination quiz in the new-quiz wizard, or use Add a round to put a Would You Rather round into any quiz. It makes a good break between scored rounds.

Start a Would You Rather round

Ten questions take about five minutes to play. Write them yourself, or describe a theme and let the AI draft them.

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