Create Fun Challenges & Share With Friends

MyChallenge is a collection of free browser games you play with people you already know. You answer a short set of questions, the game turns them into a link, and whoever opens that link plays against your answers. There is nothing to install and nothing appears publicly on the site.

Open any game, type the name you want to appear, and answer the questions it gives you. When you finish, a share screen appears with your link and a copy button. Send the link to your friends and return to the same page later to see how they did.

Friendship Dare. You answer questions about your own habits, favourites and opinions, then friends try to guess what you picked. Everyone who plays gets a score, and the results page ranks them, so you can see who actually knows you.

Use the copy button on the share screen and paste the link into any chat, group or status. It is an ordinary web link, so WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram and Snapchat all open it the same way.

Yes. Friendship Dare, School Dare, Love Dare, Valentine, Yes/No and the Christmas quiz each use 20 questions, drawn at random from a much larger bank. Would You Rather and Couple Challenge let you choose 20 or 30.

There is no fixed answer key, because you are the answer key. Whatever you choose while creating the quiz becomes the correct answer, so every quiz is different and nobody can look the answers up beforehand.

Open Love Dare, answer the 20 relationship questions as yourself, and send the link that appears to your partner or crush. Their guesses come back as a score, so you can see how closely they read you.

The Truth or Dare game runs in the browser with thousands of prompts across fifteen languages. Play on your own, pass one phone around the room, or open a Live Room that everyone joins from their own device.

No. They tap the link and play in whatever browser their phone already has. You do not need to sign up either — the game remembers your challenge on the device you created it on.

Yes. Every game is free to create and free to play, with no paid tier and no limit on how many challenges you make. Ads on the pages cover the running costs.

On the same page you shared from. Open the game again on the device you created it on, or use the owner link it gave you, and the results are waiting — scores, submitted answers, compatibility figures or anonymous replies, depending on the game.

Fifteen: English, Bengali, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Spanish, French, Zulu, Xhosa, Urdu, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Malay and Portuguese. Choose one from the language menu and the questions, buttons and results all switch with it.