25 Best Truth or Drink Questions for Your Next Party

Looking for an easy game that doesn’t put too much stress on your inebriated mind? Truth or Drink is the perfect high-stakes, low-effort drinking game to play with your friends and family the next time you gather for festivities. These truth or drink questions will be sure to test your drinking skills and spark some interesting conversations.

The rules are simple: one player asks another player a question. The second player can either answer the question or take a drink – not a sip, but a good, honest drink. Player one must also drink for every question they ask.

What kind of questions should you ask? In Truth or Drink, nothing is off-limits, but you want to start with PG-rated questions to break the ice.

You can realistically ask hundreds of questions in a game of Truth or Drink, but if you want the best of the best, you’ve come to the right place. We chose our top picks based on a few factors:

• Definitive answers: Most of the 25 questions have one direct response. Open-ended questions are few and far between.
• Strong emotions: The questions revolve around various powerful emotions, such as joy, disgust, and embarrassment.
• Vivid memories: The questions make you retell some of your clearest memories.
• Relatability: Most of us can relate to these questions, or have thought about them before. You can ask them on any drinking occasion, from a date to a party.
• Good faith: Truth or Drink can get out of hand, but the main objective is to have fun. Our questions might make you cringe, but you should feel comfortable answering most of them in front of your friends.

So here they are: the 25 greatest, most revealing questions to ask your friends when playing Truth or Drink!

1. What is the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done?
2. What’s one secret you’ve kept from your parents?
3. What’s your grossest public bathroom experience?
4. What’s one thing you like that your friends judge you for?
5. What nickname did your parents call you as a child?
6. Have you ever gotten into a fight?
7. If you could eliminate one friend from your group, who would it be?
8. What is your favorite food/drink that people find gross?
9. What rule did you always break when you were a child?
10. What’s one thing about yourself that you wish you could change?
11. What’s one thing about yourself that you take pride in?
12. What is your family’s weirdest tradition?
13. Have you ever bullied someone?
14. What is the most illegal thing you’ve ever done?
15. Have you ever been fired from a job?
16. What was your first impression of me?
17. How have I changed since we met?
18. If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
19. Who do you think is the most attractive person in the room?
20. If you could go back to a specific time in your life, what age would you go back to?
21. If you could go back in time to one period of history, what would it be?
22. What was your favorite television show as a kid?
23. If you could have dinner with one famous/historical figure, who would it be?
24. What’s the worst romantic decision you’ve ever made?
25. When was the drunkest you’ve ever been, and what happened that night?

What Do I Need?

Now that you’ve explored the questions, make sure you have everything you need to play. If you’re at a party, you should have little issue finding these supplies:

• A friend or group of friends (the more, the better)
• Alcoholic beverages
• Cups, glasses, or bottles

The one item you might not have on standby is a set of Truth or Drink cards, but you can also use an online Truth or Drink template with randomized questions, different categories, and more.

Can I Add Rules?

This is a common question about Truth or Drink. In its most basic form, the game is relatively simple, so if you want to add new rules or stipulations, feel free! Here are a few popular additions to Truth or Drink:

• Lives: Each player gets one to three “lives” to spend if they want to hand over a question to another player. If the second player refuses, they have to take two drinks instead of one.
• Redirection: Each player has one chance to redirect their drink to another player.
• Drinking partners: The host can randomly assign drinking partners. A player must drink with their partner, even if it’s not their turn. The host also has the liberty to change partners during the game.

Play Smartly and Safely

Truth or Drink involves alcohol, and alcohol is a recipe for a fun time IF you make the right decisions. Act responsibly while playing, be mindful of how much you drink, and make sure everyone has a sleeping arrangement or a way to get home safely.

It’s also important to set some boundaries. Our list of questions plays on the safe side, but an intense game of Truth or Drink can quickly make a turn to topics that you’re not comfortable with. Before the game begins, make sure everyone is on the same page about what questions are off-limits.

Once you set some ground rules, you’re ready to play. Grab some friends, gather around a table, and get the alcohol and questions flowing!