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Version 2.21 · 2025-11-29
Thanks for your support! This update optimizes the game for iOS 26. If you like the game, we'd appreciate a rating!
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The store currently lists version 2.21, updated 2025-11-29.








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Dirty Questions is a party game designed to bring a blast of fun and unexpected revelations. No matter where you are, you can easily learn intriguing secrets about your friends and unleash a wave of laughter.
Features:
- Over 2000+ unique and fun-filled questions across multiple categories (Classic, Dirty, Hardcore, Extreme, Couple)
- Offline play: no need for Wi-Fi
- Minimum of 2 players for maximum fun
- Hours of fun with friends, learn their secrets and share your own
How to play:
1. Gather your friends around (standing, sitting, circle, square - it doesn't matter!)
2. One person reads a question from a card.
3. If you've done it, share a story about your experience with everyone!
From party animals to college students and everyone in between, "Dirty Questions" is the ideal game to spice up your night.…
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Thanks for your support! This update optimizes the game for iOS 26. If you like the game, we'd appreciate a rating!
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