Truth or Dare - professional ESX script with custom features and optimized performance for FiveM servers Compatible with ESX framework.
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Bring classic party game entertainment to your FiveM server with this Truth or Dare script that creates spontaneous, hilarious, and memorable moments between players. This isn't just a simple question generator—it's a fully featured social interaction system that uses the iconic bottle spin mechanic to randomly select players, then challenges them with truth questions or daring tasks. Perfect for social servers, party roleplay, gang hangouts, or any scenario where players gather and want interactive entertainment beyond standard game mechanics.
Created by 0Resmon with the signature 0 resmon optimization standard, this script runs flawlessly without impacting server performance. Whether you have 5 players sitting in a circle or 20 people at a party, the game runs smoothly with intuitive controls and a polished UI that makes gameplay natural and engaging. Players actually enjoy using it, which means it becomes a recurring activity rather than a novelty that's tried once and forgotten.
This script provides a complete Truth or Dare experience with bottle spin physics, customizable question banks, player selection mechanics, and visual feedback that makes the game feel authentic. When players initiate the game, a virtual bottle appears on the ground between participants. Spin the bottle using a command or keybind, and watch as realistic physics determine who gets selected.
Once the bottle selects a player, they choose Truth or Dare through the UI. The system then presents a random question (for Truth) or challenge (for Dare) pulled from your customized question banks. Questions are organized into categories you define, allowing age-appropriate content, roleplay-specific challenges, or themed question sets for different scenarios.
The clean UI design displays questions clearly, tracks who's been selected, and manages turn order automatically. Players don't need to do math or remember complex rules—the script handles all game logic, letting everyone focus on the social interaction and roleplay the game creates.
One of the script's most powerful features is the category system that lets you organize questions by theme, intensity, or context. Create a Mild category with safe, funny questions suitable for all audiences. Add a Spicy category with more daring adult content for 18+ servers. Build roleplay-specific categories like Criminal Confessions for gang members or Department Secrets for police social events.
Each category can contain unlimited truth questions and dare challenges. When a player selects Truth or Dare, the script randomly pulls from your question pool, ensuring variety across multiple game sessions. The more questions you add, the longer it takes before players see repeats, keeping the game fresh.
Categories can be enabled or disabled through the config, letting you control which question sets are active. Run a PG-13 server event? Disable adult categories. Hosting a wild nightclub party? Enable everything. This flexibility means one script serves every social scenario on your server.
The detailed config file makes customization straightforward even for non-developers. Questions are stored in simple Lua tables with clear formatting—just copy the template, add your question text, and save. The config includes examples showing proper formatting, making it easy to add 50, 100, or 500+ questions without confusion.
You can customize the bottle spin duration, selection radius (how close players need to be to participate), UI colors and text, keybinds for spinning and answering, and language translations. Everything from Spin the Bottle button text to specific truth questions can be adjusted to match your server's theme and language.
Commands can be customized to fit your server's command structure. Use /truthordare, /tod, /game, or any command you prefer. Permission systems can restrict who can start games—maybe only players with certain jobs, VIP status, or those in specific locations.
Truth or Dare creates organic roleplay moments that reveal character depth and create story hooks. When a gang member answers a truth question about their past, it might reveal background other characters didn't know. Dares can lead to hilarious situations—imagine a police officer dared to do donuts in the parking lot, or a serious businessman dared to sing karaoke.
The game naturally creates social hierarchies and dynamics. Who chickens out on dares? Who reveals embarrassing truths? These moments become inside jokes and recurring references that strengthen server community bonds. Players remember funny Truth or Dare moments long after the game ends.
For event organizers, it's an easy way to facilitate interaction at parties or gatherings. Instead of players standing around awkwardly, the game gives them structure and prompts for conversation. It breaks the ice between new players and creates shared experiences across the group.
To get you started, here are some category ideas you might implement:
General Fun: Light-hearted questions suitable for any scenario—favorite foods, embarrassing moments, childhood stories.
Roleplay Secrets: Character-focused questions that reveal IC information—What's your character's biggest regret? or Have you ever lied to someone you care about?
Daring Challenges: Physical tasks or social dares—Do 10 pushups, Dance for 30 seconds, Call someone you hate and compliment them.
Spicy/Adult: More mature content for 18+ servers—romantic history, wild stories, bold confessions.
Job-Specific: Questions tailored to roles—police officers might get asked about bending rules, criminals about their biggest heist, medics about their worst patient.
ensure truth-or-dare to server.cfgThe config file uses a simple table structure for questions. Here's the format:
Config.TruthQuestions.General = {
What's your biggest secret?,
Have you ever stolen something?,
What's the most embarrassing thing you've done?
}
Dare challenges follow the same structure. Add as many as you want, and the script randomly selects from the pool. The more questions you add, the better the experience—aim for at least 50 truths and 50 dares in each category to minimize repetition during long game sessions.
While you could manually roleplay Truth or Dare without a script, this automation makes it actually playable. The bottle physics create genuine randomness—no disputes about who actually got selected. The question randomization means no one needs to think up questions on the spot, which often leads to awkward pauses or repetitive questions.
The 0Resmon performance standard means you're not sacrificing server resources for a party game. Many interactive scripts cause lag or performance issues—this one runs perfectly even during active gameplay, which is why it's worth using instead of just roleplaying the game manually.
The category system provides depth beyond basic question randomization. You can curate different experiences for different scenarios, ensuring questions match the context. A police department social event shouldn't pull from the same question pool as a gang hangout—this script lets you maintain that separation elegantly.
This script shines during community events. Host Truth or Dare Nights at nightclubs, schedule weekly game sessions for specific groups, or make it a regular activity at gang safehouses. These recurring events build community rituals that players look forward to.
Streamers and content creators love Truth or Dare because it creates entertaining moments organically. Funny dares, shocking truths, and player reactions make great clips and highlights. If you have active streamers on your server, this script practically generates content for them.
The social bonding created by the game strengthens your server community. Players who laugh together in Truth or Dare become friends who stick around longer, recruit their friends, and contribute to positive server culture. It's a small investment that pays dividends in player retention.
Created by 0Resmon, a developer known for quality FiveM scripts and active community support. Join the 0Resmon Discord server (discord.gg/0resmon) for configuration help, question ideas, and troubleshooting. The community shares custom question banks, category ideas, and creative uses for the script.
Lifetime updates included with your purchase. As features are added or improvements made, you'll receive them automatically. The script is actively maintained with bug fixes and compatibility updates as FiveM evolves.
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