Would You Rather Round
The host reads light either-or questions, everyone picks a side, and a few people explain their choice before the next question.
- Time
- 5 to 15 minutes
- People
- 4+
- Where
- In person or Virtual
- You need
- list of 8 to 10 prepared questions
How to play
- Prepare eight to ten light questions with two clear options, such as a rewind button or a pause button for your day.
- Read the first question aloud and give everyone five seconds to choose.
- In a room, people move to the left or right wall; on a video call, they raise one or two fingers or answer a poll.
- Ask one or two people from each side to explain their choice in a sentence.
- Move briskly to the next question and stop while the energy is still high.
Tips
- Offer a seated option in the room, such as raising a hand, so nobody has to walk if they would rather not.
- Avoid questions that touch on money, health or anything that could make someone feel judged.
- End with a silly question so the group finishes laughing.
Variations
- Make your own: after a few rounds, invite players to write the next question.
- Team edition: use work-themed pairs, such as early meetings or late meetings.