Would you rather, couples edition
A good would you rather tells you how someone actually lives. These are about trips, homes and small social choices that couples really face, so the answers are useful as well as fun. Some of them you may end up acting on.
Both of you say your answer on the count of three, then explain. Disagreements are the good part.
- Would you rather have a surprise day off or know about it a week ahead?
- A month in one city, or a week each in four?
- Would you rather have a home overlooking the sea or within walking distance of everyone you like?
- A favorite artist in a tiny venue, or a huge festival?
- Would you choose a longer trip or more frequent trips together?
- Would you prefer a bigger home or living closer to our friends?
- A friend sells a gift you gave them and uses the money for something they love. Would you rather know or not know?
- What are you happy to buy secondhand, and what would you always buy new?
- Would you enjoy letting me choose our holiday destination?
- Would you tell a friend their new haircut looks bad?
- Would you point out an accidental discount on a bill?
- Would you tell a friend you didn’t like their partner if they asked?
- Would you ask your friends why they met up without you?
Questions people ask
Are would you rather questions good for couples who know each other well?
Yes, if they are about real choices. Questions about how you would travel, where you would live or what you would tell a friend often turn up opinions a partner has never heard.
How do you play Still Curious?
Put one phone between you in the same room. In Draw you read a card aloud and both answer; in Guess one of you answers privately, the other predicts, and you reveal together.
Is Still Curious free?
It is free to try. The full game is a one-time purchase with no subscription and no ads, and the 15 free Draw cards and a five-question Guess sample stay free forever.