Truth or dare questions: 100+ for friends and house parties

Truth or dare works best when the questions are fun, not cruel. Here are 100+ to pick from, sorted by mood, plus dares that work in a living room.

How to play

Sit in a circle. One person asks the next: truth or dare? They answer honestly or do the dare. Then it’s their turn to ask. Anyone can pass once per game.

Funny truth questions

1. What’s the most embarrassing thing in your phone’s search history?

2. What’s the weirdest thing you’ve eaten?

3. Who in this room would you call to help hide a cake you ate alone?

4. What’s the silliest reason you’ve cried?

5. Have you ever sent a text to the wrong person? What did it say?

6. What’s a song you secretly love but would never admit to?

7. What’s the longest you’ve gone without a shower?

8. What’s the most childish thing you still do?

9. What’s the worst gift you’ve ever received?

10. Have you ever pretended to be sick to skip something?

11. What’s your most used emoji, and why?

12. What’s the strangest dream you remember?

13. Who was your first celebrity crush?

14. What’s the most money you’ve spent on something useless?

15. What’s one thing you’re weirdly scared of?

16. What’s the worst haircut you’ve ever had?

17. Have you ever laughed at a completely wrong moment?

18. What’s the last thing you lied about?

19. Which app would you delete last?

20. What’s the most embarrassing thing your parents have caught you doing?

21. What’s your guilty-pleasure TV show?

22. Have you ever stalked someone’s profile and accidentally liked an old post?

23. What’s the funniest nickname you’ve ever had?

24. What’s a food you pretend to like?

25. What’s the most awkward date you’ve been on?

Deeper truth questions

1. What’s something you’ve never told your parents?

2. What’s your biggest regret so far?

3. When did you last feel really proud of yourself?

4. What’s one thing you’d change about your life right now?

5. Who do you miss the most?

6. What’s a fear you’ve never said out loud?

7. What’s the best advice anyone ever gave you?

8. What’s something you wish people asked you about more?

9. When did you last cry, and why?

10. What do you want people to remember about you?

11. What’s one habit you’re trying to break?

12. Who has changed your life the most?

13. What’s a risk you’re glad you took?

14. What would you do if you knew nobody would judge you?

15. What’s one thing you’re still figuring out?

Truth questions for friends

1. Who in this group do you trust the most?

2. What was your first impression of me?

3. Which friend here would survive longest on a desert island?

4. Who here is most likely to become famous?

5. What’s a secret you’ve kept for someone in this room?

6. Which friend here gives the worst advice?

7. What’s the best trip we’ve taken together?

8. Who here would you call at 3 AM?

9. What’s one thing you’ve never forgiven a friend for?

10. Which friend here texts back the slowest?

11. What’s your favourite memory with this group?

12. Who here would make the best parent?

13. Who in this group is the worst at keeping plans?

14. What’s one thing you’d change about our friend group?

15. Who here do you think has a secret crush?

Dares you can do at a house party

1. Do your best impression of someone in the room until someone guesses who.

2. Let the group post a story from your phone.

3. Speak in an accent for the next three rounds.

4. Eat a spoonful of something from the kitchen the group picks.

5. Dance with no music for 30 seconds.

6. Let someone draw on your hand with a pen.

7. Call a friend and sing them happy birthday, even though it isn’t.

8. Show the last five photos in your gallery.

9. Talk without closing your mouth for one minute.

10. Do 15 push-ups or 30 squats.

11. Read your last sent message out loud.

12. Let the person on your left style your hair.

13. Wear your clothes inside out for the next round.

14. Act out a Bollywood scene until someone guesses the film.

15. Say the alphabet backwards as fast as you can.

16. Give a 30-second speech on why pineapple belongs on pizza.

17. Swap one item of clothing with the person on your right.

18. Text your sibling or best friend “I know what you did”.

19. Hold a plank until your next turn comes around.

20. Do a dramatic reading of a random product label.

21. Let the group choose your profile picture for one hour.

22. Try to lick your elbow.

23. Walk like a model across the room and back.

24. Keep an ice cube in your hand until it melts.

25. Make up a rap about the host on the spot.

Dares for a video call

1. Change your background to the worst one you can find.

2. Show the oldest photo in your phone.

3. Put on a hat or anything that can be a hat.

4. Do a 20-second interpretive dance.

5. Speak only in questions for the next round.

6. Show what’s in your fridge.

7. Send a voice note to your mom saying “I love you, that’s all”.

8. Draw the person who dared you in 30 seconds and hold it up.

9. Use a filter for the rest of the call.

10. Sing the chorus of the last song you played.

Rules that keep it fun

• Everyone gets one pass. No one should feel stuck.

• Nothing that hurts or humiliates. Funny, yes. Mean, no.

• What’s said in the circle stays there. That’s what makes people answer honestly.

Make it happen on 8club

• Send one invite. Create a Hotspot, share one link, and see who’s coming.

• Play card games. Teen Patti and other card games are right in the 8club app.

• Check the guest list. Every Hotspot shows who’s going, and people you know show up first, so you can see if your friends are in before you join.

• Share the night. Post your moments to the 8club feed after.

Quick answers

How many people do you need for truth or dare?

Three is enough, but it’s best with five to ten people.

How do you make truth or dare less awkward?

Start with funny questions, give everyone one pass, and keep dares to things people can do in the room.