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Version 1.0 · 2026-01-22
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-01-22.








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Ready for the hardest choices of your life?
"Would You Rather? Hard Choices" is the ultimate Social Game, Party Quiz, and Relationship App all in one!
Spice up any sleepover, house party, or date night. Whether you want a fun Icebreaker to play with friends or a Naughty Dirty Game (18+) to heat things up, we have thousands of unique cards for you.
NEW FEATURE: CREATE YOUR OWN CARDS!
Want to make it personal? Now you can write your own Custom Questions! Create specific scenarios about your friends, inside jokes, or crazy Truth or Dare challenges.
THE BEST GAME MODES FOR EVERY SITUATION
CLASSIC PARTY (Fun & Clean) The best "This or That" game for groups!
- Perfect Icebreaker for meeting new people.
- Great for Road Trips, Family game nights, and Sleepovers.
- Discover secrets with hundreds of "Would You Rather" dilemmas.…
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