Updated September 2026 · 3 packs from the app

Truth or Dare Questions: 75 Truths and 75 Dares, From Cozy to Spicy

Truth or Dare is the party game where you either answer an honest question or do a challenge in front of everyone. Below are all 75 truth questions and 75 dares from the English version of the Dronk app, in three packs: The Classics (free), Daring and the adults-only Spicy.

One rule matters more than the rest: you can always say no and take the penalty instead. Your group decides what the penalty is. The app draws the cards so nobody has to invent questions or pick on anyone.

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iPhone · Free to play · No account · English and Danish

Truth or Dare in the Dronk app: the choice screen with a Truth button and a Dare button

Cards: 75 truths · 75 dares Packs: 3 (Classics free) Players: 3–20 Format: Pass-and-play

Content	75 truth questions and 75 dares in English · 3 packs
Packs	The Classics (free) · Daring (premium) · Spicy, adults only (premium)
Players	3 to 20, one iPhone passed around
Time per turn	30 seconds to 2 minutes, depending on the dare
How you play	Pick truth or dare · the app draws a card · do it, or say no and take the penalty
Saying no	Always allowed. The penalty is whatever your group agreed on
LIVE mode	No. Truth or Dare is pass-and-play; the LIVE pin-code games are Would You Rather, Most Likely To, Timeline, Quiz, Pandora's Box and The Draft
Best for	Sleepovers, pre-games, road trips, birthday nights, bachelorette weekends
Free to play	Yes, with the Dronk app

01 — DefinitionWhat is Truth or Dare?

Truth or Dare is a turn-based party game. On your turn you choose truth, and answer a question honestly, or dare, and do a challenge the group can see. Then it's the next player's turn. The game is as old as sleepovers, and the reason it survives is simple: everyone in the room has at least one story they'd rather not tell and one thing they'd never do sober, and this game finds both.

The problem with the classic version is that people have to invent the questions, which means the same three get recycled and the loudest player ends up targeting whoever they want. The Dronk version fixes that: the phone draws the card from a shuffled pack, and the question is the question. Nobody picked on you. And if it's too much, you say no and take the penalty, no argument.

In the app the mode is called Truth or Dare, with the tagline "Answer honestly, or do the dare." The Danish version of the same mode is Sandhed eller Konsekvens.

02 — RulesHow to play Truth or Dare (step by step)

Four screens and one escape hatch. The app shuffles the deck; you supply the nerve.

1
Pick a pack and agree on the penalty
Three packs: The Classics is free and checked by default; Daring and Spicy unlock with Premium. Before you tap Play, agree on what the penalty is for saying no. It should sting a little, but never be worse than the dare.
2
Whoever holds the phone picks Truth or Dare
Card 1: the screen asks "Truth or Dare?" with two buttons, Truth (answer honestly) and Dare (do the dare). The player holding the phone taps one. No skipping turns: the whole point is that everyone gets their moment.
3
Truth: answer out loud
Tap Truth and the app draws a question from the pack: "What's the most childish thing you still do when nobody's watching?" Answer honestly in front of everyone, or say no and take the penalty. Then tap Next and pass the phone on.
4
Dare: do it now, or take the penalty
Tap Dare and you get a challenge instead: "Do your best impression of someone in the room — the others guess who it is." Do it right there, or take the penalty your group agreed on. Both are valid moves. Next, pass the phone, and the next player picks.

House rule worth trying

Three truths in a row and your next turn is a mandatory dare. It stops the one friend who always picks truth and answers with "I don't know" from coasting through the whole night.

03 — The listAll 75 truth questions and 75 dares, by pack

Everything below is the real English content from the Dronk app: three packs, each with 25 truths and 25 dares, ordered from cozy to spicy. Use them straight from this page, or let the app shuffle them. Jump to a pack:

⭐ The Classics 🔥 Daring 🌶️ Spicy

The Classics (25 truths · 25 dares)

Free

The timeless truths and dares. Everyone joins in.

Embarrassing but safe. Last Google search, worst grade, weird things you do home alone. The dares are physical and silly rather than personal. This is the pack for a mixed table, a family cabin weekend, or a group that just met. Free in the app.

Truth questions — The Classics

What's the most embarrassing thing your parents have ever caught you doing?
What was your last Google search? Show it if you dare.
What's the worst grade you've ever gotten — and did you deserve it?
What's the most childish thing you still do when nobody's watching?
What lie did you tell your parents that they never found out about?
Who in this room would you call first if you had to hide a body?
What's the dumbest thing you've ever spent money on?
What's the closest you've come to getting caught in a lie?
What habit of yours do you hope your friends never discover?
What's your guilty pleasure on Spotify? Show your most played song if you dare.
When did you last say yes to something you really didn't want to do — just to be nice?
What was your honest first impression of the person on your right?
What's the dumbest reason you've ever been late to something important?
What's the most embarrassing thing in your camera roll right now? Describe it — without showing it.
Which celebrity crush would you rather not admit to?
What's the worst gift you've ever received — and what did you say when you opened it?
When did you last cry — and why?
What's the weirdest thing you've eaten just to be polite?
What talent do you claim to have that you actually don't?
What's the most embarrassing nickname you've ever had — and who gave it to you?
If you had to swap lives with someone in this room for a week, who would it be — and why?
What's the most embarrassing text you've ever sent to the wrong person?
What's the closest you've come to real trouble — and how did you get out of it?
Which movie or show makes you cry every single time — even though you know what's coming?
What's the weirdest thing you do when you're home completely alone?

Dares — The Classics

Give a toast to the person on your left — at least 20 seconds, and it has to sound sincere.
Speak in an accent of your choice until it's your turn again — drop it and you take a penalty.
Send a message using only emojis to the most recent person in your texts — no explanation.
Show the fifth most recent photo in your camera roll — the group makes up the story behind it.
Do your best 2010s dance — Gangnam Style, dab or floss — with full commitment.
Do your best impression of someone in the room — the others guess who it is.
Call your mom or dad, say 'I need to tell you something…', wait five seconds — then just say goodnight.
Let the person on your right write your new bio on a social media of your choice — it stays up for an hour.
Sing everything you say until it's your turn again.
Hold a plank until the next player has taken their card.
Tell your best dad joke. If nobody laughs, you take a penalty.
Let the group give you a new name — for the rest of the night you take a penalty every time you don't react to it.
Show yesterday's screen time — and let the group comment freely.
Draw a portrait of the person across from you in 30 seconds — with your eyes closed. Sign the masterpiece.
Swap one piece of clothing with the person across from you until your next card.
Recreate your signature dance move in slow motion — with intense eye contact at the group.
Say the alphabet backwards. If you stall, you take a penalty.
Hold eye contact with the person across from you for 30 seconds — whoever laughs first takes a penalty.
Avoid the words 'yes' and 'no' until your next card — the group will try to trap you.
Do 10 push-ups — or 20 squats if you'd like to keep your dignity.
Tell your most embarrassing moment — as a news anchor reporting live from the scene.
Let the group pick a song — lip sync it so convincingly people would think you wrote it.
Text 'what are you doing? 👀' to the last person you messaged — and read the reply out loud when it comes.
Stand on one leg with your eyes closed and count out loud to 20. If you wobble, start over.
Let the person on your right take a selfie with your phone — it becomes your wallpaper for the rest of the night.

Daring (25 truths · 25 dares)

Premium

Embarrassing confessions and bold dares.

Crushes, ghosting, dating apps and the worst date you've ever been on. The dares involve your phone, your camera roll and the people in the room. Play it with friends who already know your type.

Truth questions — Daring

Who in this room have you had a crush on — now or in the past?
What's the riskiest text you've ever sent — and did you regret it?
What's the most awkward thing that's ever happened to you on a date?
Have you ever ghosted someone? What was the real reason?
What's your go-to pickup line — and has it ever actually worked?
How was your first kiss — on a scale from magical to disaster?
How far back have you scrolled on a crush's profile — and did you ever get caught?
Have you ever texted two people at the same time? How did that end?
What's the worst excuse you've used to get out of a date?
What's the most desperate thing you've done to get a crush to notice you?
What would your ex say was your worst habit in the relationship?
Have you ever kissed someone whose name you couldn't remember afterwards?
What's the most awkward message your parents have ever seen on your phone?
When did you last check an ex's profile — honestly?
What's your most embarrassing dating app moment?
Have you ever regretted a kiss the second it happened?
What's the weirdest place you've ever flirted with someone?
Who in this room would you swipe right on if you didn't know each other?
Have you ever said 'I love you' without meaning it?
What's the biggest lie you've told on a first date?
What's your biggest red flag when dating — be honest?
Have you ever gone on dates with two different people in the same week?
What's the most embarrassing thing you've done at a party and hoped nobody saw?
When were you last rejected — and how hard did it hit?
What's the most awkward way something romantic has ever ended for you?

Dares — Daring

Show your latest like on Instagram — and explain yourself.
Read your latest chat with your crush or partner out loud — you may skip one message.
Try your best pickup line on someone in the room — pick someone who's up for it.
Send a 10-second voice memo to a person of your choice where you sing their name — the group approves the recipient.
Show your dating app profile picture — or the photo you'd use if you had a profile.
Describe your dream date without names — the group guesses who it sounds like.
Give every person in the room a sincere compliment — no repeats.
Recreate your most awkward romantic moment in mime — no partner needed.
Show the most recent profile you searched for on Instagram — no deleting first.
Talk about your worst date while holding eye contact with the person across from you the entire time.
Let the group write a dating profile bio for you — read it out loud with pride.
Call a friend who isn't here and ask, completely serious: 'Do you think I'm a good kisser?' Hang up after the answer.
Show your three most used emojis — and admit who they usually get sent to.
Slow dance alone for 20 seconds — like it's prom and your crush just said yes.
Reveal who you last texted goodnight — and show the message if you dare. Otherwise take a penalty.
Whisper a secret to the person on your left — they judge if it's juicy enough. If not, you take a penalty.
Let the person on your right pick your next profile picture from the 20 newest photos in your camera roll.
Recreate the dance move you use on the dance floor when you want someone's attention.
Give someone a compliment so intense the rest of the room gets uncomfortable — pick someone who's up for it.
Write a four-line poem about someone in the room — and perform it theatrically.
Show the top three entries in your TikTok or Instagram search history.
Take a selfie with your best duck face and send it to the most recent chat on your phone.
Tell your best flirting success story in 30 seconds — exaggeration is allowed and expected.
Sing a love song of your choice to your drink, like it's the one.
Sit down next to the person in the room you know the least, and ask them three curious questions.

Spicy (25 truths · 25 dares)

Premium

Dirty truths and daring dares. Adults only.

Adults only, and the pack is honest about it. Hookups, sexting, body counts and dares you'd never do in front of your parents. Several cards let you take penalties instead of answering, and you'll want that option.

Truth questions — Spicy

Where and when was your riskiest hookup?
Do you have a nude in your camera roll right now?
What's your body count — or would you rather take three penalties?
What's the weirdest place you've ever had sex?
Have you ever sexted while hanging out with other people — maybe even someone here?
What's at the top of your sex bucket list?
Have you ever hooked up with a friend's ex — or been tempted?
What's the most embarrassing thing that's happened to you during sex?
Have you ever sent a nude and regretted it the second you hit send?
Who in your contacts would you most want a 'you up? 👀' text from at 2am?
What's your biggest turn-off — the one you never say out loud?
Have you ever thought about someone else while kissing your partner?
What's your longest dry spell — and how did you survive it?
Have you had a one night stand you still think about?
Where was the most awkward hickey you've ever gotten?
Have you ever faked that something was good to spare the other person?
What's the most awkward interruption you've experienced mid-sex?
Who knows the most about your sex life — and do they know everything?
Have you ever had a crush on a friend's parent?
What's your most effective sexting move? Describe it — no demonstration.
Have you ever regretted a hookup before it was even over?
Which kink do you honestly not understand that other people have?
What excuse have you used to sneak away from a hookup in the middle of the night?
What's the most public place you've done something absolutely not meant for the public?
Have you ever hooked up with two different people within 24 hours?

Dares — Spicy

Read the spiciest message on your phone out loud — the sender can stay anonymous.
Do your most convincing fake orgasm sound for five seconds. No half-hearted attempts.
Show the latest message in the chat with your most recent hookup — or take two penalties.
Describe your latest hookup in exactly three words.
Text 'just thought about you 😏' to a person of your choice — the group sees the name before you send.
Demonstrate your kissing technique on your own hand — seriously and thoroughly.
Explain, step by step, how a perfect one night stand goes according to you.
Give a lap dance to an empty chair for 15 seconds while the group claps the beat.
Let the group ask you one dirty question you HAVE to answer honestly — or take three penalties.
Say the first name of your wildest hookup out loud — and raise a toast to them.
Show the spiciest photo in your camera roll that you're willing to show — you set the limit.
Recreate your most awkward intimate moment in mime until someone guesses what happened.
Tell the dirtiest joke you know — then explain it like the group is your grandparents.
Whisper your wildest fantasy to the person on your left — they can only reply 'okay' or 'wow'.
Rank the three most attractive celebrities — and defend your number one in detail.
Write a three-line sext to a fictional person — and read it out loud in your most seductive voice.
Eat or drink something from the table as seductively as humanly possible — for at least 15 seconds.
Show the name of the person you'd call for a booty call tonight — or take two penalties.
Strike your sexiest pose and hold it for 10 seconds while the group rates it from 1 to 10.
Answer yes or no, rapid fire, to ten dirty questions from the group — no pauses, no elaborating.
Confess something dirty you've never said out loud before — or take three penalties.
Imitate how the person across from you flirts — lovingly, but painfully accurately.
Take off one piece of clothing of your choice (socks count) and put it in the middle until your next card.
Reveal your go-to song for intimate moments — and sing two lines of it.
Hand your phone to the person on your right: they get to read the top chat for 10 seconds without scrolling — or take three penalties.

That's the full English catalog: 75 truths and 75 dares. Each pack is shuffled separately in the app, and when a deck runs out it reshuffles, so a long night never stalls. The Danish app has its own set on the Danish page.

04 — PenaltiesWhat happens when you say no

Dronk never defines the penalty. Every game in the app ends the same way, someone takes the penalty, and what that means is up to your group. For Truth or Dare, the penalty needs to be mild enough that saying no is a real option and annoying enough that people don't say no to everything. Some penalties that work:

The group picks a smaller dare. You refused the card, so you get something easier that the table chooses. Usually a compliment round or a bad impression.
Tell a story instead. Most embarrassing moment of the last year, 30 seconds, no skipping details.
Lose your next choice. Say no now, and on your next turn the group decides truth or dare for you.
The physical one. Ten push-ups, a plank until the next card, or the classic: sing the chorus of whatever's playing.

Several cards in the Daring and Spicy packs build the penalty in directly ("or take two penalties", "or take three penalties"). Those numbers are the app's way of saying: this one is optional, and the price of skipping it is higher.

Looking for the classic variant?

Truth or Drink is the bar-table variant of this game, with its own conventions. We wrote a separate guide for it: Truth or Drink: 200 questions and rules. This page is about the Dronk mode, where the penalty is yours to define.

05 — TipsHow to run a good round of Truth or Dare

Match the pack to the room, not to your own nerve

The Classics is safe for a family cabin weekend. Daring assumes everyone is single-ish or comfortable talking about dating. Spicy assumes adults who already know each other's business. The most common mistake is one confident person picking Spicy for a table that wanted Daring. Start one level lower than you think and move up.

Dares are better than truths after midnight

Early in the night, truths carry the game because people still have things to reveal. Late in the night, everyone has heard everyone's stories, and the dares (toasts, impressions, messages sent live) are what keep the energy up. If the room is fading, make the next three cards dares.

Phone dares need one rule: the group approves the recipient

A lot of dares in Daring and Spicy involve texting someone. The app writes it into the card ("the group sees the name before you send"). Keep that rule. Nobody should end the night with a message they can't explain to someone who wasn't in the room.

Why the "say no" rule makes the game better

Counter-intuitively, a real escape hatch makes people braver. When you know you can bail, you pick dare more often. When you can't, you pick truth and mumble. The penalty gives the "no" a cost without making it a catastrophe.

06 — FAQTruth or Dare: frequently asked questions

What are good truth or dare questions?

A good truth question has an answer the person would rather not say but can say in ten seconds: last Google search, honest first impression of the person next to you, the most embarrassing text sent to the wrong person. A good dare is specific, finishes in under a minute and involves the room: a toast, an impression, a message sent live. Everything on this page follows those two rules.

How do you play truth or dare?

One player picks truth or dare, the group gives them a question or a challenge, and they either do it or take the penalty. Then the next player goes. In the Dronk app the phone draws the card from a shuffled pack, so nobody has to think up questions and nobody gets targeted.

Can you refuse a truth or a dare?

Yes, always. In Dronk the rule is written into the mode: you can say no and take the penalty instead. Your group decides what the penalty is before you start. A dare nobody can refuse isn't a game, it's a hostage situation.

Is there a truth or dare app?

Yes. Dronk has a Truth or Dare mode with 75 truth questions and 75 dares in English, split into three packs: The Classics (free), Daring and Spicy (premium). It's pass-and-play on one iPhone, no account needed.

Are there truth or dare questions for adults?

The Spicy pack is adults only, and the Daring pack is dating-and-crush territory. Both are premium in the app. The Classics pack is safe enough for a family cabin weekend.

How many players do you need for truth or dare?

Three is plenty, and the game works up to around 20 as long as everyone gets a turn. Truth or Dare in Dronk is pass-and-play only: you hand the phone to whoever's turn it is. It isn't one of the LIVE pin-code games.

Is truth or dare the same as truth or drink?

Truth or Drink is the bar-table variant of the same game, with its own conventions. Dronk uses penalties instead, and your group chooses what those are. We have a separate guide for the classic version, linked in the penalties section above.

Is the app free?

Yes. Dronk is free on the App Store with no account and no ads in the round. The Classics pack (25 truths, 25 dares) is free. Dronk Premium unlocks Daring and Spicy plus every pack in the other 13 games.

07 — More gamesMore games in Dronk

Truth or Dare is one of 14 games in the app. If you like questions and penalties, start with these:

Truth, dare, or the penalty?

Dronk is the free party game app with Truth or Dare, Would You Rather, Most Likely To, the Imposter Game and ten more. 75 truths, 75 dares, one phone.

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iPhone · iOS 17+ · Free to play · English and Danish