A little honesty, a little silliness. Everyone gets a turn.
Set up your game
10 truths and 10 dares per category; 60 cards in the mixed deck. Cards never repeat within a game.
How to play
- 1Choose 2–12 players and a deck. Keep the same seating order.
- 2On your turn, choose Truth or Dare. Answer or perform only if you want to.
- 3Tap Completed to add one to your count, or Skip. Play passes to the next numbered player.
One shared screen. No accounts, names or online room needed. Refreshing the page clears the game.
Your turn to choose
A truth or dare generator for an easy game night
This truth or dare generator turns a shared phone into a ready-to-play party deck. Choose a light personal question or a playful performance, then pass the device to the next person.
Friends, Family and Creative each contain 10 truths and 10 dares. The mixed deck combines all 60 original cards. No drinking, risky stunts or private messages are part of the prompts.
Keep a simple turn order
Choose 2–12 players and keep the same seating order. Player numbers replace names. On each turn, the current player chooses Truth or Dare; the screen draws from that type’s remaining cards. If one type is empty, use the other until the deck is finished.
Count finished cards by hand
Tap Completed after someone finishes their card, or Skip to move on without adding a point. Both actions pass play to the next numbered player. The counts are a friendly record of participation; the app does not listen to answers, verify performances or judge who did best.
Make passing part of the rules
Agree that anyone can pass without explanation. A truth is an invitation to talk, and a dare is an optional playful task. Read the card first and skip anything that does not suit the group. Each card appears once in a game; a restart shuffles the cards again and resets the counts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play truth or dare without entering names?
Yes. Choose 2–12 players and use the numbered seating order. The game never asks for names.
Are there separate truth and dare decks?
Yes. Each category has 10 truths and 10 dares. The mixed deck has 30 of each, and you choose the type on every turn.
Does the game save scores or support online rooms?
No. One device holds the current game in the page. Refreshing or closing the page clears it. There are no accounts, saved scores or synchronized online rooms.