Exploding Kittens NETFLIX vs Would You Rather? Choice Game

Available exclusively for Netflix members. Bring the catnip. Draw as many cards as you can, and do your best to dodge — or defuse — fatal felines. Or else, boom goes the dynamite! In this multiplayer, kitty-powered game of chance, players draw cards — until someone draws an exploding kitten and blows up. Then that player is out unless they have a defuse card. Defuse cards allow players to neutralize furry foes with laser pointers, belly rubs, catnip sandwiches or other diversions. All of the other cards in the deck can be used strategically to move, mitigate or avoid. Featuring original art by The Oatmeal.

Would You Rather is the fastest way to start a real conversation — or a very loud argument. Tap one of two impossible choices. That’s it. No rules to learn, no setup, no waiting for everyone to download something complicated. Hand someone your phone, pick a category, and see who cracks first. Perfect for game night, road trips, first dates, friend group chats that went quiet, and those 1 a.m. “wait, which one would you actually pick?” moments. WHAT YOU CAN PLAY • Classic — the questions everyone thinks they already know… until they have to choose • Funny — ridiculous, messy, and guaranteed to get a reaction • Hard Choices — no easy out • Philosophical — big questions in a small package • Moral Dilemmas — what would you really do? • Embarrassing — say it out loud. or don’t. • Relationships — for couples, friends, and people who “need to talk” • Pop Culture — movies, music, and internet-brain questions • Fantasy & Superpowers — fly, or be invisible. you still have to pick. • Money — what would you trade, keep, or give up? • Random — when you want to be surprised MAKE IT YOURS Write your own cards for inside jokes, family lore, or the question you’ve been dying to ask. Create a custom category, or generate a fresh pair of options when you want a spark. Hide cards you are tired of. Keep the ones that always start a fight. HOW IT FEELS One question at a time. Two big choices. Shuffle when you want a new dilemma. The whole game lives on one screen, so you can pass the phone around the table without losing the moment. Two options. One answer. No going back.