Lose-Lose
Two bad options, one decision. 100 cards of impossible choices.
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Lose-Lose is a free 100-card deck where every card offers two bad options. Unlike classic “would you rather” games there is no tempting choice: you have to pick one and then defend it. A deck that starts arguments — built for friend groups, house gatherings and long drives.
- Players
- 2–10 people
- Length
- 20–60 minutes
- Where it works
- Friend groups, house gatherings, long drives
- Card count
- 100 question cards
In classic “would you rather” games there is always a tempting option. Not in this deck. Every card offers two bad choices and forces you to pick one — and the real fun starts when you have to defend the pick.
Questions mix the absurd and the genuinely hard. Your choices reveal what you actually care about, where you compromise, and what you will never accept. A deck that starts arguments and heats up a conversation fast.
Ideal for friend groups, house gatherings, and long drives. There is no right answer, only a defence.
Who is it for?
- Friend groups
- House gatherings
- Long drives
- Debate-heavy nights
Sample questions from this set
- 01Would you rather always be late, or always arrive far too early?
- 02All your messages leaked, or your entire call history?
- 03Good money at a job you hate, or bad money at one you love?
- 04Hear everyone’s thoughts, or never know what anyone thinks?
- 05Eat the same meal forever, or never eat your favourite meal again?
Samples are drawn from the cards in this set. In the app all cards come up in random order.
Ready to play this set?
Download Beni Tanı, pick the card set, and put the phone on the table.
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