equally revolting and dreadful, to another player who must then choose in which scenario they would rather find themselves. The challenge of the game is to not only come up with the horrific scenarios but find the advantages and disadvantages of each scenario and make a judgment call on which seems like the lesser of two horrors. There are many notably extreme examples of this, such as "Would you rather be homeless or be in prison?" Questions A game in which each player must respond with a question. Statements are out, repetition and rhetoric are not allowed. It was played by the title characters in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. In the film version, it was played in a tennis court. Truth or dare? Players ask one another whether they want to answer a question truthfully or perform a "dare." The game-master asks the person to their right "truth or dare," followed by the player choosing either a truth or a dare. Mafia (party game) It is usually played between 5 or more people. All participants are divided in two groups, viz., mafia and citizens. Then discussion starts and citizens try to predict who are Mafia. See also Drinking games Party games Pub games Singing game References Game terminology see also