What is the "This or That" game?
The "This or That" game is a simple yet engaging game where players choose between two options presented to them. It's often used as an icebreaker or social activity to get to know others better.
How do you play the "This or That" game?
To play, one person presents two options (e.g., coffee or tea, morning or night) to another player or a group, who then must choose one of the options. The game can be played in rounds, with participants taking turns to ask and answer.
Can "This or That" be played with large groups?
Yes, "This or That" is versatile and can easily accommodate large groups by splitting into smaller teams or having individuals answer in a rapid-fire manner to keep everyone engaged.
What are some good "This or That" questions?
Good questions range from simple preferences (e.g., cats or dogs, books or movies) to more thought-provoking choices (e.g., fame or fortune, past or future), depending on the audience and the context of the game.
Is there a winner in the "This or That" game?
Typically, "This or That" is more about participation and getting to know each other than about winning or losing. However, variations of the game can include points for creativity or humor in the answers, adding a competitive element.