Would You Rather
- Players: 3 or more
- Duration: 10 - 25 min
- Free to play
How to play
Pose an impossible choice: "Would you rather be able to fly, or be invisible?" Everyone must pick a side — no fence-sitting — and defend their choice. For big groups, make it physical: point to opposite walls for each answer and have everyone walk to their side, then let each camp argue its case for thirty seconds. The debates are the game. Prepare a list of dilemmas ranging from silly (fight one horse-sized duck?) to revealing (live without music or without movies?).
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