Debate - For Families is a child-friendly two-team debate game made for children and parents to play together.
Should kids choose dinner once a week?
Are parents better at games than children?
Should every weekend have a family challenge?
Would it be better to have a robot helper or a pet dragon?
Split into two teams, pick a question, and let the app choose which side each team must argue for. You might be on the parents’ side, the kids’ side, or arguing for an opinion you do not really agree with!
The aim is simple: make the best argument, listen to the other team, and see who can win the family debate.
How to play
• Form two teams
• Choose a family-friendly debate question
• The app randomly assigns each team a side
• Take turns making your best points
• Listen, respond and vote on the strongest argument
Made for families
This edition is designed for children and parents to debate together. The topics are child-friendly, easy to understand and suitable for family play.
The questions are lighter than the party edition and more focused on parent-child debates than the kids edition. No adult party topics, no awkward questions — just friendly debates for children and parents.
Great for
• Kids debating with parents
• Family game time
• Parent-child conversation
• Family discussion starters
• Rainy day activities
• Road trips
• Speaking and listening practice
• Building confidence
Why play?
Debating is a fun way for children to practise speaking, listening, quick thinking and confidence.
It can also help parents and children understand each other’s points of view. Because the app chooses your side for you, you may have to defend the opposite opinion — which makes every round more surprising, funny and challenging.
Can the kids beat the parents?
Can the parents argue like kids?
Can your family make the strongest case?
Free to play
The game includes free LGBTQ+ debate questions. Optional extra paid packs are available, but you can start playing without them, or temporarily unlock them by watching an advert.
This edition contains adverts.
Debate questions for kids and parents to play together