How to play truth or dare
- Choose your group: Kids, Family, Teens, or Office party.
- Add everyone’s name if you want the game to call turns, or just pass the phone around.
- On your turn, tap Truth, Dare, or Surprise me, then answer the question or do the dare.
- Press Next player to move on. Anyone can Skip this one and get a different prompt of the same kind.
Truth or dare that everyone can play
Classic truth or dare can go wrong fast: one awkward question and the party goes quiet. Every prompt here is written to be fun to answer out loud and easy to do in front of anyone, from a sleepover with eight-year-olds to the office holiday party.
Sample questions and dares
Kids
Truth questions
- What’s the silliest thing you were scared of when you were little?
- If you could be any animal for a day, which one would you pick?
- What’s your favorite thing to do on a rainy day?
- If a dog could talk, what do you think it would say first?
Dares
- Walk across the room like a penguin.
- Talk like a robot until your next turn.
- Hop three times like a bunny, then freeze like you heard a fox.
- Make monkey sounds for ten seconds.
Family
Truth questions
- What’s the funniest thing that ever happened on a family vacation?
- What was your favorite toy when you were younger?
- If our family had a theme song, what would it be called?
- What’s a family tradition you hope we never stop doing?
Dares
- Speak in a pirate accent until your next turn.
- Act out your morning routine in fast-forward.
- Pretend to be a game show host and introduce everyone as contestants.
- Sing ‘Happy Birthday’ like an opera star.
Teens
Truth questions
- What song have you had on repeat lately?
- What’s the most overused slang word right now?
- Which emoji do you use way too much?
- What’s the most embarrassing song you know every word to?
Dares
- Narrate the room like a wildlife documentary for 30 seconds.
- Give an influencer-style unboxing of a random object nearby.
- Talk like a medieval knight until your next turn.
- Answer every question with another question for one full round.
Office party
Truth questions
- What’s the strangest snack you’ve eaten at your desk?
- What was your very first job?
- If your job had a theme song, what would it be?
- What’s the most creative email sign-off you’ve ever seen?
Dares
- Give a 20-second motivational speech about staplers.
- Read an imaginary email aloud in the voice of a movie villain.
- Pretend to be a printer that keeps jamming.
- Narrate your trip to the break room like an action movie trailer.
Tips for a fun game
- Keep it moving. Truths should be answered in a sentence or two, and dares take under a minute.
- Pass without pressure. Make Skip this one a normal part of the game.
- Mix it up. Use Surprise me to keep everyone guessing.
- Pair it with other games. Would You Rather and charades work well in the same party.
Frequently asked questions
Is this truth or dare really clean?
Yes. All 360 prompts are written to be safe for kids and coworkers: no romance, nothing about bodies, money, or secrets, and every dare is a quick, silly performance you can do in a living room in under a minute.
What are the categories?
Kids uses simple words for ages 6 to 12. Family works across generations. Teens is playful but still clean. Office party is work-appropriate, with questions about desk snacks and dares involving staplers.
Can someone pass?
Always. Press Skip this one for a different prompt, or just move on. The best games keep it fun for everyone.
Do prompts repeat?
Not until you’ve seen every truth or every dare in the category you’re playing. Each category has 45 truths and 45 dares.
Can we play over a video call?
Yes. Share your screen, add everyone’s name, and the game tells you whose turn it is.