Would You Rather Game

'Would you rather' is a conversation game, ideally played in a group, but can be played between two individuals as well. In this game, the players are supposed to ask their opponents a question involving two precarious scenarios, and the opponent is supposed to choose any one of these two scenarios given to him. Would you rather game basically, revolves around a simple objective of one player coming up with two horrifying scenarios, and the other person making a judgment call by choosing one of them, which is supposedly less horrifying than the other.

Would You Rather Game Rules
Although, the basic concept of the game is the same, it can be played in several, different ways. You can choose the rules of the game according to your convenience, and of course, with consensus among the players. In one of the most popular ways in which the 'would you rather game' is played, one player in the group is asked the question. Once he has answered, rest of the group takes a poll about the same question, and if the players answer matches with that of the group, the player wins and earns a point. If required, the poll can be taken anonymously, in order to make the game a bit more interesting. The best thing about this game is that, it can be played in such a manner that nobody wins or loses, but the entire group enjoys it as a group activity. A popular version of this game - the 'Would You Rather' board game involves players picking a card from a lot, and answering the question printed on it. In this version, there are some extra cards, through which the player earns a chance, to either to skip a turn, or a penalty, to take an extra turn, when they stumble upon them. Though, there are no specific rules for would you rather game, you can come up with some rules of your own which can either add to the enjoyment or decide a winner, whichever matters more to you.

Would You Rather Sample Questions
Questions are the most important components of would you rather game. Framing these questions does require some creativity, as the questions should be precarious enough to put the player in some serious dilemma. Some sample questions are given below:

• Would you rather kiss a jellyfish or step on a crab?
• Would you rather be trapped in an elevator with wet dogs or with three fat men with bad breath?
• Would you rather have a cute math tutor or no math homework?
• Would you rather love and not be loved back, or be loved but never love?
• On a deserted island, would you rather eat a live moth the size of a tomato or eat a dead bird with feathers?
• Would you rather prefer your feet smelling for a week or armpits smelling for a month?
• Would you rather someone hit your thumb with a huge hammer, or shoot you in the big toe with a nail gun?

The age group of people, who are involved in the game, should also be taken into consideration when framing these question. The questions you include in, would you rather game for adults may not be suitable for the same game involving kids. Similarly, a question like 'Would you rather be eaten by ants or eaten by lions?', which is actually meant for would you rather game for kids, will hardly add any fun quotient to a game involving adults.

As we mentioned earlier there are plenty of would you rather game ideas to choose from, or you can even come up with ideas, as well as questions, of your own. At the end of the day, what matters is fun, and to derive fun you need not be on the winning side in such an exciting and enjoyable game.