Good Questions in Truth or Dare for Any Group

Simple, Reliable Prompts for Mixed Groups

These are the prompts you can use when the group is mixed and you want everyone involved. They are fun, low-risk, and easy to play without overexplaining rules.

• Truth: What is your comfort food after a long day?
• Dare: Do a 10-second product ad for a random object nearby.
• Truth: What is one thing you are unusually good at?
• Dare: Speak only in questions for one round.
• Truth: What song always improves your mood?
• Dare: Tell a story using only five words per sentence.
• Truth: What is the best advice you have received?
• Dare: Do your best game-show host intro for the next player.
• Truth: What is one hobby you want to try this year?
• Dare: Let the group choose your next profile emoji for 5 minutes.
• Truth: What is the funniest thing that happened to you this week?
• Dare: Mimic your own laugh in slow motion.
• Truth: What is one tiny thing that annoys you for no good reason?
• Dare: Give a victory speech for completing absolutely nothing.

When in Doubt, Choose Momentum

If a prompt stalls the room, skip it quickly. Good games are about rhythm. A shorter, smoother session always beats a long awkward one.