We all remember playing Truth or Dare in middle school. It usually involved a lot of giggling about crushes and daring someone to ring a doorbell.

But as adults? The stakes need to be higher.

The problem is, most people freeze when it’s their turn to ask. They panic and ask something boring like, "When was the last time you cried?" (Depressing) or "Do a pushup" (Lame).

If you want to actually spice up the pre-game or dinner party, you need questions that risk a little bit of dignity. Here are 10 of the best Truth or Dare questions to keep in your back pocket.

The Truths (Phone & Privacy Risks)

In the modern age, the scariest thing isn't a ghost story—it's handing your unlocked phone to a friend.

1. The "DM" Dive "Hand your phone to the person on your right. They get to read the last DM you sent out loud." (This one usually causes immediate panic).

2. The Search History "Read the last five things you searched on Google. No skipping." (Prepare for weird medical questions and bad spelling).

3. The "Block" List "Show us your blocked list on Instagram/TikTok and explain why one person is on it."

4. The Salary Reveal "How much money is in your bank account right now? Exact number." (For some friend groups, this is more taboo than sex).

5. The "Ick" Factor "What is one thing the person to your left does that secretly annoys you?" (Warning: Only play this with close friends).

The Dares (Social & Physical)

6. The "Risky Text" "Text the 5th person in your contacts: 'I have a problem, can you call me?' and don't reply for 10 minutes."

7. The "Story" Takeover "Let the group post a Story on your Instagram. You cannot delete it for 24 hours."

8. The Mystery Shot "The group mixes a 'potion' using any liquids found in the fridge (Soda, Pickle Juice, Milk). You have to drink a shot of it."

9. The Ex-Dial "Call your ex (or a parent) and sing 'Happy Birthday' to them, then hang up without explaining."

10. The Silent Treatment "You cannot speak for the next 3 rounds. If you do, you have to take a shot (or do another dare)."

Don't Want to Memorize These?

The vibe dies when you have to stop and Google "good dares." That is why we built Party Mode.

Our digital deck handles the thinking for you. It has hundreds of cards, from "Chill" to "Spicy," so you can just hit the button and watch your friends sweat.

Ready to ruin some friendships (in a good way)? Open our Truth or Dare Generator and let the chaos begin.