Truth or Dare Wheel
Let the wheel choose truth or dare for a party game. Replace the labels with your own comfortable, age-appropriate prompts.
Entries (2)
How to use Truth or Dare Wheel
Agree on boundaries and allow anyone to pass. Spin to pick the type of challenge.
- Decide whether the wheel will choose Truth/Dare or a complete prompt.
- For complete prompts, clear the two default entries and paste one prompt per line.
- Agree on a pass option and group boundaries before playing.
- Spin, follow the chosen prompt, and remove it if it should not repeat.
Give it a try
Icebreaker games and friendly party challenges.
Two game formats
The default two-entry wheel selects only the type of turn: Truth or Dare. Your group then supplies a prompt. For a ready-to-play round, replace those labels with questions such as ‘What hobby would you try?’ or actions such as ‘Draw an animal in 30 seconds.’ Each complete prompt is one entry. Mixing broad labels and complete prompts can make the game confusing, so choose one format for the round.
Keep the round easy to run
Use short, readable prompts, and remove used entries for a fresh challenge each turn. Include only activities participants are comfortable doing, and allow passing without requiring a second random draw. If you want conversation questions without challenges, open the Icebreaker Questions template. The wheel does not generate, assess, or moderate prompts; the list you enter determines every possible result.
Useful to know
Can I add actual prompts?
Yes. Replace the two entries with your own questions and challenges.
Each entry is equally likely. See how random selection works.