This or That Questions: Quick Decks by Crowd and Topic
Two short options, one tap, next card.
A this or that card is two short options and nothing else: Bed head or hat hair, Carry-on or checked bag. Nobody has to explain a pick, which is why the game works with shy rooms, small kids and people who met five minutes ago. Each page here is one deck written for one crowd or one subject. The main deck leans funny: 300 pairs, from petty debates to crazy what-ifs. Beside it sit decks for icebreakers, kids, teens and a work meeting, a food deck, and a Valentine's Day deck with no romance in it. Open a page and the first pair is already on screen as two buttons. Tap a side to vote, pass the phone, and the card shows how the room split. Every pair is printed under the deck, so you can copy a set into a lesson, a slide or a group poll.
By crowd 5
Decks matched to who is answering: a funny all-ages deck, pairs for people who just met, short words for kids, a teen deck and one that stays professional at work.
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Funny This or That Questions: Silly, Crazy and Petty
300 short pairs that lean funny: silly stuff, crazy what-ifs, petty debates, food, travel, habits and shows, with a vote count on every card.
For example This or that?
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This or That Icebreaker Questions With a Follow-Up for Every Pair
125 pairs for people who just met, from first-minute warm-ups to bigger picks, each printed with a follow-up question that turns a pick into a story.
For example This or that?
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This or That Questions Kids Can Answer, Kindergarten to Grade 8
204 short pairs for ages 5 to 12 on animals, snacks, recess, school, colors and pretend, plus a Sight words group and a Middle school filter.
For example This or that?
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Work This or That Questions for Meetings, Calls and Team Lunches
86 pairs about the working day in 7 groups: desks, meetings, messages, schedules, commutes, home days and projects. Nothing about pay or the people in charge.
For example This or that?
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This or That Questions for Teens: School, First Jobs and Friends
110 pairs for ages 13 to 17 in 7 groups: high school days, studying, first jobs, friends, sports and clubs, music and games, and life after graduation.
For example This or that?
By topic and season 2
One subject per deck, for the table that only wants to argue about food or the class party on Valentine's Day.
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This or That Questions Food Edition: Dishes, Drinks and Table Habits
140 food pairs in 8 groups, from breakfast and world dishes to table habits, with a vote count on every card and notes on 24 look-alike dishes.
For example This or that?
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Valentines This or That Questions for Class and Office Parties
71 pairs about friendship, cards, class parties and candy, with no romance on any card, a vote count, and 10 customs from Finland to Colombia.
For example This or that?