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Dares for Truth or Dare

540 dares, no truths, sorted by the deck they come from. Every one is doable where you are sitting, needs nothing but a phone, and finishes inside a minute — no leaving the house, nothing that costs money, nothing you cannot undo. Read them here or let the game deal them.

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Funny dares for a party

Loud, harmless and safe for a room where not everyone knows each other. These are the dares that get a laugh without anybody regretting it in the morning.

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Party dares (180)

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Admit one thing you've copied from someone in this room.
Confess the last lie you told this group.
Convince the group of a completely made-up fact in 20 seconds.
Describe your ideal night out. The group vetoes one part.
Do a full catwalk across the room. The group scores you out of 10.
Do an impression of someone famous until the group guesses who.
Do an impression of this group's worst driver.
Do the walk of everyone in this room, one by one.
Everyone here asks you one yes-or-no question.
Get an item from the bathroom and sell it to the group for one minute.
Give a personalised insult to everyone here, then hug them to make up for it.
Give the group a full tour of your bag or pockets.
Give the group one honest opinion you've been sitting on.
Imitate one person in this room until someone guesses who.
Impersonate every person in this room, 10 seconds each.
Invent a conspiracy theory about someone in this room.
Let the group choose any song on your phone and play the first 15 seconds out loud.
Let the group draft a text — you choose who it goes to.
Let the group read one chat of their choosing for 10 seconds.
Let the group rename one contact in your phone. It stays.
Let the group scroll your camera roll for 15 seconds, starting wherever they pick.
Let the group scroll your saved posts for 10 seconds.
Let the group set your phone wallpaper — it stays for 24 hours.
Make three people in this room laugh within 30 seconds.
Pull the ugliest face you can and send the photo.
Race the player on your left to touch every wall in this room.
Rank this room from loudest to quietest, out loud, to their faces.
Read out the last thing you said about someone in this room.
Say a secret about someone in this room without revealing who.
Say something you've never told this group.
Say the last thing you thought about someone in this room.
Say two honest things about everyone in this group.
Sell the nearest object to the group for 30 seconds.
Send a photo of the most humiliating thing currently visible in your room.
Show the group your most recent photo without scrolling first.
Show the group your search history.
Show us the contact name you've saved for someone in this room.
Sit completely still while the group tries to make you laugh for 30 seconds.
Take the most unflattering selfie you're capable of and send it.
Take turns winking at every single person in this room.
Talk in an accent of the group's choosing for the next three rounds.
Teach the group a dance move you invent right now.
Tell the group your phone's screen-time number. No hiding.
The group picks a filter — take a selfie and send it to the group chat.
The group picks a song — dance to 20 seconds of it, no skipping.
The group renames you. Answer to nothing else for the rest of the game.
The group votes on your most annoying habit. You get 20 seconds to defend yourself.
Act like a chicken for one full minute.
Act out a film scene. Three wrong guesses and you take another dare.
Act out three different laughs and let the room rank them.
Act out your last argument, playing both people.
Add 'allegedly' to the end of every sentence for one round.
Add a fake statistic to everything you say this round.
Agree with everything the player on your left says this round.
Answer three quick questions as a politician. Dodge all of them.
Argue passionately that the sky is green.
Argue with a wall and pretend it argues back, for one minute.
Arm wrestle the player on your right. Best of one.
Attempt to breakdance for 30 seconds.
Auction the nearest object. Start the bidding.
Balance your phone on your head and walk one lap of the room.
Be the player on your right for one full round.
Beg the person on your right not to leave you.
Commentate live on whatever the player opposite you is doing.
Compliment the player on your left as dramatically as humanly possible.
Convince us you're a time traveller from 40 years ahead.
Crab-walk from one side of the room to the other.
Dance until someone else in the room joins you.
Defend your least popular opinion for 30 seconds.
Describe the last film you watched badly enough that nobody guesses.
Describe your outfit like a fashion critic on live TV.
Do 20 seconds of stand-up about the last thing that annoyed you.
Do a 20-second press conference about your last mistake.
Do a 20-second true-crime podcast about a missing sock.
Do a dramatic reading of the last notification on your phone.
Do a full film-trailer voiceover about the player on your left.
Do an impression of another player until someone guesses who.
Do everything in slow motion until your next turn.
Do the worm. Or your best attempt at it.
Do your best cartwheel, or your best attempt at one.
Do your best impression of a nervous first date.
Do your best impression of the last person who annoyed you.
Do your best robot voice and read out everyone's names.
Do your best slow-motion hero entry from the door.
Everyone stands. You have 20 seconds to make one person laugh.
Explain the offside rule, or something you know nothing about, confidently.
Fake cry convincingly for 15 seconds.
Flirt with a pillow like it's your crush.
Give a 20-second TED talk on your worst opinion.
Give one person here honest, constructive criticism about their outfit.
Give the person on your right a 20-second pep talk.
Hold a completely straight face for one full round.
Hold a squat while the group counts to 30.
Hum a song until someone guesses it. Three tries.
Interview the player on your left like a chat-show host for 30 seconds.
Introduce every player as if they're arriving at an awards show.
Invent a nickname for every player and use them for one round.
Invent a swear word and use it three times naturally.
Keep three ice cubes in your mouth until they melt.
Laugh like a villain for 20 seconds without breaking.
Let the player on your right pick your wallpaper. It stays until the game ends.
Let the player opposite redo your hair however they want. It stays two rounds.
Make every person here smile. Keep going until they all crack.
Mime getting into very tight jeans.
Mirror everything the player opposite you does for 30 seconds.
Perform a Shakespearean monologue while doing squats.
Pick a player and do their laugh until they laugh for real.
Pick anyone here and act out how they'd react to winning the lottery.
Pick two players and describe how they'd survive a horror film.
Play the air guitar for one minute. Full commitment.
Pretend you're on a phone call with someone awful for 30 seconds.
Race yourself to touch all four walls. Beat your own time.
Read out the last three people who called you.
Read out your most recent notification, whatever it is.
Read the last email you received out loud.
Read your last message in a horror-film voice.
Read your most recent search out loud, word for word.
Read your oldest saved note out loud.
Recreate a famous film scene with the player opposite you.
Recreate the last photo taken of you, right now.
Say the alphabet backwards in under 30 seconds — one retry allowed.
Say your most embarrassing childhood nickname, then answer to it all game.
Serenade the player of your choice while dropping to your knees.
Show the last five photos in your camera roll.
Show the last thing you added to a cart and never bought.
Show the last thing you copied to your clipboard.
Show today's screen time and read the top app out loud.
Show us how you'd flirt in a supermarket aisle.
Show us the most embarrassing photo on your phone.
Show us your face when someone says 'we need to talk'.
Show your step count today and defend it.
Sing every answer you give until your next turn.
Sing the chorus of the last song you played, from memory.
Sing your last text message to the tune of a nursery rhyme.
Sit down and get up five times without using your hands.
Sit on the floor for the rest of the game.
Speak like a film villain until someone laughs.
Speak only in rhymes until your next turn.
Spin around five times, then try to walk in a straight line.
Stand on your head for as long as you can manage.
Swap one item — cap, jacket, shoes — with the player beside you.
Swap seats with the person opposite you and copy their posture.
Take a group selfie where everyone poses exactly as you instruct.
Take a photo of your feet. It's your wallpaper for an hour.
Tell each person here which reality show they belong on.
The player on your left picks one app you delete for tonight.
The player on your right narrates your every move for one full round.
Touch your nose with your tongue, or admit defeat.
Try to burp the alphabet.
Try to make the room laugh using only your eyebrows.
Use no word containing the letter 'e' for one round.
Wear something backwards — shirt or cap — until the game ends.
Wear something of someone else's until the game ends.
Whisper the last word of every sentence until your next turn.
Write a haiku about the person opposite you.
Write a sentence with your wrong hand and read it out.
Write your own dating profile in five words.
You are not allowed to say 'no' until your next turn.
You are now named after the last thing you ate. Answer to it.
You may only speak in film titles until your next turn.
Act out the group's night so far in 20 seconds, playing everyone.
Announce tonight's winners and losers, with reasons.
Answer every question this round as your own grandparent.
Balance a spoon on your nose until your next turn.
Be a tour guide showing this room to aliens.
Be your own morning alarm, as a person.
Blow a kiss to the player who's laughed the most tonight.
Call the player opposite 'your majesty' until your next turn.
Carry the player on your right across the room, or admit defeat.
Choose a player. They copy everything you do for 30 seconds.
Compliment the player opposite's outfit as if you're trying to get a date.
Deliver a weather forecast for everyone's love life.
Do a 20-second workout with the player on your left as your trainer.
Do a dramatic reading of the last text you received as a break-up speech.
Do a five-second advert for the player opposite's laugh.
Do a slow-motion replay of the last thing that happened in this room.
Do an impression of the player on your left driving.
Do ten squats while the group asks you yes-or-no questions.
Do the floss for 15 seconds. Full commitment.
Do the walk of someone who's just realised they left the oven on.

Want them dealt one at a time? Play the Party deck — no repeats until the deck runs out.

Good dares for friends

These assume history. Phone screenshots, old messages, honest impressions — the dares that only land when the room already knows your business.

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Friends dares (180)

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Act out exactly how you were at 15, for 30 seconds.
Act out how each person here answers the phone.
Announce tonight's awards — one for every person here.
Apologise to someone here for something real.
Argue the case for why you should never be trusted.
Ask each person here one question they must answer honestly.
Ask the person on your left the question you most want answered.
Assign everyone here a decade they'd have thrived in.
Be the person on your left for one full round.
Call one person here 'boss' until the game ends.
Call the friend we all agree should be here.
Cast this group as a heist crew. Say who betrays us.
Do 10 push-ups and name a friend for each one.
Do a dramatic reading of a friend's last social post.
Do an impression of each person here until we guess who.
Do an impression of your mum or dad on the phone.
Do an impression of yourself at your most annoying.
Do everyone's text-message style out loud.
Everyone rates your outfit out of 10, to your face.
Explain how each of us dies first in a horror film.
Explain your job badly enough that we can't guess it.
Get every person here to say one nice thing about you in 30 seconds.
Give everyone here a nickname that will absolutely stick.
Guess what each person here searched last.
Guess whose camera roll is the most chaotic and why.
Invent one fake fact about every person here.
Let the group ask you anything for 30 seconds. Nothing is off limits.
Name every person here and one thing of theirs you'd steal.
Pick who you'd swap phones with for a day and say why.
Plan the next time we all meet. Out loud, with a date.
Play your oldest saved voice note out loud.
Predict what each person here will be doing in ten years.
Put on the song this group needs right now.
Rank us by how much we'd panic in an emergency.
Rank us on how well we'd cope with fame.
Read out the last four things in your search bar.
Read out the last message you sent — with full context.
Read out the last thing in your drafts.
Read out the most recent note in your notes app.
Read the last message in your most-used group chat out loud.
Reenact how each of us dances. Names optional.
Reenact our last night out in 30 seconds.
Reenact the last argument this group had.
Reenact the most-told story about you, playing yourself badly.
Reenact your worst night out — silently.
Say one thing you'd change about each person here. Kindly.
Say the nicest thing anyone here has ever done for you.
Say the thing you always avoid saying about yourself.
Say who'd get us all thrown out and how.
Send the group a voice note summarising tonight so far.
Settle an argument this group has never resolved.
Show the oldest photo of yourself on your phone.
Show us how you look leaving a party you didn't.
Show us how you look leaving a party you enjoyed.
Show us the last photo you sent to anyone.
Show us your reaction to a bill split evenly.
Start a playlist for tonight. Everyone adds one song.
Swap seats and speak as the person on your left until your next turn.
Teach us your family's strangest tradition.
Tell each person here one thing you've never said out loud about them.
Tell the person on your right one thing you genuinely admire about them.
Tell the person opposite something you've never said to them.
Tell us the part of that story you usually leave out.
Tell us the story you always tell, but tell the true version.
Text the person on your left a genuine compliment, right now.
Write a one-line review of each person here.
Cast this group in a film — roles and all.
Direct the group in a 15-second film. Everyone gets a role.
Do your best impression of whoever talks the most in this room.
Give an acceptance speech for 'Best Person In This Room'.
Give the group your best fake wedding toast.
Host an imaginary game show for 20 seconds. Everyone here is a contestant.
Invent a handshake with the person on your right and teach it to the group.
Rank this group by who'd survive longest without their phone.
Send your best or worst baby photo.
Show the group your longest-running chat and who it's with.
Show the group your most-liked photo and say what you'd change about it.
Show the group your oldest chat still on your phone.
Tell everyone here one thing you genuinely admire about them.
Tell everyone here one thing you'd like us to do together.
Tell the group the thing you're most worried about right now.
Tell the group what you're like at your absolute worst.
Write a two-line poem about this group and read it out.
Act out how the player on your right reacts to a compliment.
Act out this group's chat from the last week, all roles.
Admit the last time you ignored a message from someone here, and why.
Admit the last time you were jealous of someone here.
Ask the player on your left the question they'd least want asked. They answer.
Call out one thing each of us said tonight that wasn't true.
Confess the group plan you've secretly been hoping falls through.
Confess who here you'd lie for, and who you wouldn't.
Describe the player on your left to a stranger who's about to hire them.
Describe this group's next trip, and who ruins it.
Do an interpretive dance of the player opposite's love life.
Do the face you make when a friend says 'we need to talk'.
Do the laugh of the player on your left until they laugh for real.
Do the walk of the player on your left arriving somewhere late.
Do your best impression of the player opposite when they're hungry.
Do your best impression of yourself explaining a plan that then got cancelled.
Do your impression of the player opposite ordering food.
Explain the group's inside joke as if you're explaining it to a jury.
Give a live commentary of the player opposite eating or drinking.
Give everyone here a grade for tonight, with reasons.
Give everyone here a title for their autobiography.
Give the group your best 'I'm fine' when you're clearly not.
Give the group your honest opinion of the last thing one of us cooked.
Give the group your most honest 30-second review of tonight so far.
Give the player on your left the compliment you've been sitting on.
Give the player on your right an honest review. Five stars or fewer.
Give the player opposite a piece of advice you've never dared to give them.
Give the player opposite a piggyback across the room.
Guess the phone passcode of the player opposite. Three tries.
Guess what the player opposite's last search was. They confirm or deny.
Hand your phone to the player on your left. They read your last three sent messages aloud.
Hold the hand of the player on your left while you say something honest to them.
Let the group choose a word. Use it in every sentence until your next turn.
Let the group choose your voice for the rest of the game.
Let the group vote on who here you're most like, then be them for a round.
Let the player on your right restyle your hair with their hands only.
Let the player on your right send one message from your phone to the group chat.
Let the player opposite scroll your notes app for ten seconds.
Make the player opposite laugh in under 15 seconds.
Nominate the friend here most likely to have a secret family. Justify it.
Play the most embarrassing song on your phone for ten seconds.
Predict the first thing each of us would buy with a million.
Rank everyone here by who you'd call first in a crisis. Out loud.
Rate your friendship with each person here out of ten.
Read out the last five names in your recent calls and one word about each.
Read out the last message you sent about someone here.
Read out your most recent note to yourself, however small.
Read the group the last review you wrote of anything.
Read the last thing you typed into a search bar, in a whisper.
Read the oldest message in your chat with the player on your right.
Recreate the group photo you all hate.
Recreate the group's most-told story, with the group playing the parts.
Retell the last argument two of us had, playing both sides.
Reveal one habit of yours this group has definitely noticed and never mentioned.
Reveal something in your bag or pocket right now that you'd rather not explain.
Reveal the last lie you told to get out of seeing one of us.
Reveal the last person here you thought about unfollowing.
Reveal the last thing you said about the player on your right behind their back.
Reveal the nickname this group has for someone who isn't here.
Reveal which of us you've googled.
Reveal your most embarrassing playlist name.
Say one thing you've never said to the player opposite's face.
Say the last thing you complained about one of us to someone else.
Say the last thing you said about this group in another group chat.
Say the line you'd say at each person's wedding. One line each.
Say the moment you were most annoyed with the player on your right.
Say the name of every person here and one word they'd hate.
Say what each person here would get fired for.
Say what you'd want each person here to inherit from you.
Say which of us you'd pick to get you out of trouble, and which of us got you into it.
Say who here has the best excuses, then show us their signature move.
Scroll your camera roll on camera until the group says stop. That photo is your wallpaper for a week.
Send the group chat the last photo in your camera roll. No checking first.
Send the player on your right a voice note apologising for something. Anything. They play it.
Show everyone the photo of yourself you'd use on a wanted poster.
Show the group a photo from a night you don't fully remember.
Show the group the last photo you took of one of us.
Show the group the last screenshot you took.
Show the group the last thing you liked on social media.
Show the group your recent calls, top to bottom.
Sit on the floor and let the group ask you three questions about your love life.
Swap one item of clothing with the player opposite for one round.
Swap phones with the player opposite for one round. Lock screens only.
Take a photo of the player opposite mid-sentence. It's your wallpaper for the night.
Tell a story about the player opposite that they've forgotten.
Tell everyone here the first thing you thought when you met them.
Tell the group a rumour about yourself that you started.
Tell the group one thing each of us does that you've never mentioned.
Tell the group one thing you'd change about the way we talk to each other.
Tell the group one thing you've hidden from the player on your left.
Tell the group the last time you pretended to understand something one of us said.
Tell the group the most embarrassing thing you've seen the player on your right do.
Tell the group which of us would win a fight and which of us would film it.
Tell the group which of us you'd trust to look after your pet, and which you'd never.
Tell the group which of us you'd want as a witness in court, and why.
Tell the group your most embarrassing recent purchase.
Tell the group your worst decision this month, in the voice of a news anchor.

Want them dealt one at a time? Play the Friends deck — no repeats until the deck runs out.

Dares for couples

Written for two. Most of them work over a video call as well, so a long-distance couple gets the same list as one sharing a sofa.

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Couples dares (180)

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Act out how we met, playing both of us.
Answer everything with a compliment for one full round.
Ask me for something filthy in your politest voice.
Beg me for something. Convincingly.
Bite into something slowly with the camera on you.
Bite your lip once, deliberately, and carry on talking.
Blindfold me and kiss me wherever you want.
Blindfold yourself and describe exactly what you'd want me doing.
Blindfold yourself and eat whatever I give you.
Blindfold yourself and guess which part of me you're touching.
Blindfold yourself and stay that way until your next turn.
Carry me across the room. If you can.
Change into whatever I pick and come back.
Change my contact name to something filthy for a week.
Change my name in your phone right now. Show me.
Compliment me for 30 seconds without stopping.
Crawl over to me as seductively as you can manage.
Crawl towards the camera as slowly as you can manage.
Dance for me for one whole song. Camera stays on.
Dance with me for one song.
Dedicate a song to me, out loud, right now.
Describe how it feels when I touch you. Your words, no euphemisms.
Describe my body to me from memory. All of it.
Describe our first meeting from your side, start to finish.
Describe our wedding in 30 seconds.
Describe what you want tonight in one sentence.
Describe what you want tonight without naming anything.
Describe what you'd be doing right now if I were there. Full detail.
Describe what you'd do to me if we were alone right now.
Do a 30-second seductive dance and keep a completely straight face.
Do your best belly dance for me.
Dry hump a pillow and commit fully.
Eat a piece of fruit as attractively as you can.
Eat something on camera the way you'd feed it to me.
Feed me something using only your mouth.
Give me a 60-second foot massage.
Give me a 60-second shoulder massage.
Give me a compliment you've never given anyone else.
Give me a full body massage. Take your time.
Give me a weather forecast in your best bedroom voice.
Give me one compliment you've been saving.
Hold an ice cube against you for as long as you can stand it.
Hold an ice cube in your mouth until it melts completely.
Hold eye contact with me for 60 seconds. No looking away.
Hold eye contact with me on camera for 60 seconds. No talking.
Hold hands until your next turn.
Hold me for 60 seconds and say absolutely nothing.
Hold my hand and tell me one thing you're grateful for.
Kiss me for as long as you can hold your breath.
Kiss me like it's the last scene of a film.
Kiss me somewhere I'm not expecting.
Let me do your makeup or style your hair however I want.
Let me draw a tattoo on you in marker.
Let me pick your outfit for our next date.
Look straight down the lens and tell me what you'd do if I walked in.
Mark on my body where you'd kiss me first.
Mark on yourself exactly where you want me to begin.
Massage me blindfolded and find the spot I like.
Melt an ice cube on my skin.
Name our future kids or pets, right now, out loud.
Name the fantasy we're doing next.
Narrate the last time we were together in as much detail as you remember.
Pick a room in this house we've never used. That's the plan.
Play the song that reminds you most of me.
Promise me one thing out loud and mean it.
Propose to me as dramatically as you possibly can.
Put on the thing you know I like and come back to the camera.
Put your hand where you want mine and leave it there for a full minute.
Read me a love letter you make up on the spot.
Read me something filthy out loud, on camera, without breaking.
Read out our very first message exchange.
Read the steamiest passage in any book here, in your best voice.
Record a 15-second video telling me why you chose me.
Recreate your first photo together, right now.
Reenact our first kiss.
Remove one item of my clothing without using your hands.
Rest your head on me until your next turn.
Run an ice cube over your skin wherever you'd want mine.
Run your fingers where you'd want me to start, and don't stop until I say.
Say 'I love you' in the horniest voice you own.
Say 'I love you' like you mean it more than you ever have.
Say goodnight the way you'd say it if I were lying next to you.
Say something that would make me blush in public.
Say the dirtiest sentence you can, in your best voice, in one take.
Say the last thing that made you want me.
Say the thing you always think but never say.
Say the thing you've been building up to all night.
Say what you love about me without using the word love.
Say what you want out loud, without softening a word of it.
Say what you'd do if we had two hours and no phones.
Say what you'd want me to do while you watched.
Send me a message so bold you'd normally delete it.
Send me a photo of what you're wearing, from the angle you like best.
Send me a photo the way you'd send it at 2am.
Send me a voice note. Say my name and nothing else.
Send me the photo you nearly sent last week.
Serenade me with a song of your choice.
Set an alarm labelled with what you want to do to me.
Share one piece of food with me. No hands.
Show me exactly how you kiss, using the back of your hand.
Show me how you'd kiss me right now.
Show me how you'd propose for real.
Show me the first photo of me you ever saved.
Show me the last thing that turned you on.
Show me the part of you you'd want me looking at.
Show me the photo of me you look at most.
Show me the thing you do when you're thinking about me.
Show me what you're sleeping in tonight.
Show me where you want my hands, using your own.
Show me your favourite part of yourself and tell me why it's that one.
Show me your hands doing what you'd do to me.
Sing me the chorus of our song.
Sit as close to me as physically possible for one round.
Slow dance for the camera with no music at all.
Slow dance with me with no music at all.
Spell out what you want using only emojis.
Swap one item of clothing with me.
Swap outfits with me.
Take a photo of me the way you see me.
Take a photo of us right now. It's your lock screen.
Take off exactly what I tell you to. One item.
Talk me through tonight, start to finish, as if it's happening.
Talk me through your favourite memory of us, slowly.
Tell me one thing I do that you'd never want me to stop.
Tell me one thing you've never complimented me on.
Tell me something you have never told anyone.
Tell me the dirtiest thing you're thinking, word for word.
Tell me the filthiest thought you've had about me this week.
Tell me the first thing you'd do if I walked in right now.
Tell me the thing you're most grateful for about us.
Tell me the three moments you fell hardest.
Tell me three things you find irresistible about me.
Tell me what I smell like, honestly.
Tell me what I was wearing the last time you missed me.
Tell me what I was wearing when we met.
Tell me what you want me to do first, second and third.
Tell me what you were thinking the first time you saw me.
Tell me what you'd say about me in a room I wasn't in.
Tell me where to start and don't stop talking until I say.
Tell me where you'd take me if money didn't exist.
Tell me which photo of me you go back to. Then send it to me.
Tell me your plan for the next time we're alone.
Tell the story of us like a bedtime story.
Text me something you'd be embarrassed for anyone else to read.
Trace a heart somewhere on me and make me guess where.
Trace your name on my back and make me guess it.
Trace your name on your own skin and make me guess where.
Turn around slowly, once.
Wear an outfit of my choosing for the rest of the game.
Wear my perfume for the rest of the night.
Wear my shirt for the rest of the game.
Whisper for the rest of your turn.
Whisper in my ear until I blush.
Whisper into the mic the thing you'd whisper in my ear.
Whisper some genuinely dirty talk in my ear.
Whisper something you'd never say in front of anyone else.
Whisper the boldest thing you're thinking right now.
Write me a two-line poem and read it out.
You have 60 seconds to tell me everything you want. Go.
Bite my lip gently, then tell me what that was for.
Blindfold me and whisper what you're going to do to me later.
Change into what you'd wear if we were going to bed early tonight.
Close your eyes and let me tell you what I love about your face.
Dance with me for one song, as close as you can get.
Decide our next three dates out loud. Each one different.
Describe how you'd want me to kiss you right now.
Describe me at my most attractive, in detail.
Describe me to my younger self so they'd stop worrying.
Describe our first year as a film trailer.
Describe our future home, room by room.
Draw a heart on my hand and write one word inside it.
Give me a 30-second back massage, then stop wherever your hands want to.
Give me a 60-second hug. No talking, no phones.
Give me a nickname just for tonight. Use it every turn.
Give me a two-minute massage while you tell me about your day.
Give me your phone and let me set one photo of us as your wallpaper.
Guide my hand somewhere you like and tell me why there.
Hold my face and tell me three things you're proud of me for.
Kiss me for 30 seconds. Slowly.
Kiss me somewhere I don't expect, then say why there.

Want them dealt one at a time? Play the Couples deck — no repeats until the deck runs out.

Spicy and extreme dares (18+)

The adult decks are explicit in tone, so their card text stays off this page. The Spicy dares are printed on the truth or dare questions for adults page (18+); Extreme lives in the game only. Both deal exactly like the lists above.

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Spicy

18+

Spicy truth or dare questions — flirty to filthy, for close friends, couples and mixed tables that want to get bold. 18+

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Extreme

18+ · for two

Extreme truth or dare for couples — the explicit deck. What you want, what you've never asked for, and dares that end the game early. 18+, at home or on a call.

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Dares a list cannot sort for you

Two things separate these from a printed list, and both are in the cards themselves rather than the wording.

1,077 of the 1,371 dares work when the players are apart. Every dare is tagged with what it actually needs — a second body in the room, a prop, one person touching another — so the game can hand a long-distance couple on a video call a list that still works, instead of asking them to swap sweatshirts through a screen. Turn call mode on in a room lobby and the deck narrows to those cards only — or read them first on the truth or dare over text page, couples deck first.

707 of them carry a forfeit. Ducking a hard dare should cost more than ducking an easy one, so the penalty is written per card rather than fixed at one sip for everything — and cards worth no forfeit offer no way out at all. Switch it on in the drinking game mode. It is off by default and stays off unless someone turns it on.

The rest of the filtering happens without you asking. A two-player table never sees a dare that needs a group to vote, and an online room never deals a dare where one player touches another — a link-joinable room can hold strangers, and consent to be touched cannot be assumed. What a refusal costs is the group's call; the forfeit rule and the rest are on the how to play truth or dare page.

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Truth or dare questions

The party, friends and couples lists together — both sides of every deck on one page.

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Questions for friends

The whole Friends deck. Old secrets, loyalty tests and the stories nobody volunteers.

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Truth or dare over text

The cards that still work over text or a video call, and how to run a turn from another city.

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Questions people ask about dares

What are good dares for truth or dare? ＋

A good dare is over in under a minute, happens where everyone is already sitting, and needs nothing but a phone. Read out your last five messages, let the group pick your next photo, do an impression of the person on your left. Anything that sends someone outside or costs money kills the turn.

What are some funny dares? ＋

The funny ones put a player on the spot without embarrassing them for real — impressions, silly voices, letting somebody else write your next message. The Party list above is written entirely that way, so it is safe for a room where not everyone knows each other.

What are hard dares that are still safe? ＋

Hard should mean socially uncomfortable, never physically risky. Confessing something to the group, showing a photo you would rather not, calling someone and singing. Nothing on this site asks anyone to eat something strange, hurt themselves, or do anything they cannot undo.

What dares work over text or a video call? ＋

Most of them. Every dare here is tagged with what it needs, and the ones that require two people in the same room are filtered out automatically when you switch a room into call mode. That is written for long-distance couples, who otherwise get a deck full of cards they cannot play.

Can I play these dares online with friends? ＋

Yes. One person creates a free room and shares the link; everyone else joins with no account and nothing to install. The same dares are dealt live to every screen, one card at a time, with no repeats until the deck runs out.

Are these dares free? ＋

Every dare on this page is free to read and free to play. No download, no signup to play or to join a room, and no deck locked behind a payment.