Truth or Dare Wheel
Keep the game moving without anybody arguing about whose turn it is or how hard the dare should be. Edit the prompts to suit the group before you start.
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Editing the entries only changes your copy. Press Save in the Saved wheels panel to keep it, or reset to start again.
Keyboard shortcuts
- Space Spin the wheel
- R Spin again
- F Full screen
- S Open settings
- Esc Close a dialog or leave full screen
While you are typing in a box, these keys belong to the box — only Escape stays global.
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How to use this template
- Read through the prompts and delete anything that will not land with this group.
- Add your own, one per line. Prefix each with “Truth:” or “Dare:” so the wheel reads clearly.
- Keep dares to things everybody in the room can safely decline — the wheel picks, the person still chooses.
- Run a second wheel of names alongside it with “Add wheel”, then use Spin all to pick a prompt and a person together.
What people use it for
- Party games where the arguing takes longer than the game.
- Youth group or classroom icebreakers with prompts you have vetted first.
- A stream segment where chat suggests the dares.
- Long car journeys, with the phone propped on the dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use two wheels at once?
Yes — press “Add wheel”, put your names on the second one, and use “Spin all”. You get a prompt and a person in the same round.
Are the prompts suitable for younger groups?
The starter set is deliberately mild, but you know your group and we do not. Read the list before you start and edit anything that does not fit.
Can somebody refuse a dare?
Always. The wheel decides what comes up, never what anybody has to do.
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