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About this tool
Play the classic party game with multiple categories, difficulty levels, and hundreds of unique challenges.
Truth or Dare deals a random truth question or dare from a built-in set of 360 prompts, organised into six packs — Friends, Family, Party, Couples, Kids and Office — each split across easy, medium and hard difficulty. You pick the pack and difficulty, tap for a card, and can skip, favourite, add your own prompts to any pack, or shuffle the pool so the same lines stop reappearing. It is for a group that wants the game running in seconds without one person having to invent every dare on the spot.
Open Truth or Dare on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Choose Truth or Dare, pick easy, medium or hard, and select one of six packs: Friends, Family, Party, Couples, Kids or Office.
Press "Pick!" to deal a random card from that pool; use Skip to pass (skips are counted) or the star to save a card to Favorites.
Read the dealt card on screen; the History panel keeps the last 50 cards, and "Add Question" files custom prompts under a mode and difficulty.
Six packs and three difficulty levels mean a kids' party and a late-night party draw from completely separate pools rather than one filtered list.
Custom truths and dares are tagged with a mode and difficulty and get shuffled in with the built-in ones for that setting, not kept in a side list.
Skips are counted and the last 50 cards stay in history, so you can see what has already come up and settle any argument about who dodged what.
360 built-in prompts — six packs, each with truths and dares at easy, medium and hard, which works out to roughly ten cards per combination. You can add unlimited custom prompts, and each one is filed under the mode and difficulty you assign it.
Agree before you start that anyone can pass, decide what a skip costs, and pick one pack and difficulty so everyone is playing the same game. The skip counter here makes passes visible without stopping play, which is usually enough to keep it fair.
Yes — use the Kids or Family pack, which draw only from age-appropriate prompts rather than filtering an adult list. Keep an adult choosing the pack, and check any custom prompts you add, since those are stored exactly as typed.
Turn on shuffle mode, which randomises the pool for the current pack and difficulty, and check the history panel — it holds the last 50 cards drawn. Adding custom prompts is the other way to widen a pool you have played through.