Arabic and English, properly
Every screen, question and number reads naturally in both, right to left or left to right. Switch any time.
Who’s the real Fateen?
fa·teen Arabic the quick-witted one who always knows the answer.
Fateen is a question-and-answer party game for family nights and friend groups. Open a room, pick six categories and battle it out on the board, in your browser or on your phone, in Arabic or English.
How it works
One phone hosts. Everyone else joins with a six-letter code, or gathers around a single screen.
One phone hosts. Friends join with a six-letter code or the QR, or everyone gathers around a single screen.
Pick six categories, name the two teams, and let each team bring three lifelines.
Teams take turns picking one of their own questions, worth 100, 300 or 500, and the host reveals the answer and awards the points.
The board
Every category has two questions at each level. Play it safe with a 100, or swing for 500 and trust your team.
Warm-up questions most people know.
You’ll need to talk it over.
For the one who knows everything.
Lifelines
Each team picks three before the game. Some turn a question around, some turn the other team’s night around.
Double the points if you get the question you pick right.
Stops the other team from answering this question.
Give two answers. If either is right, you score.
A full minute to call anyone you know.
Shows four options, one of them correct.
A new question from the same category and level.
Pass the question to the other team. If they miss, they lose the points.
A smart hint that nudges you toward the answer without giving it away.
Made for the room
Everything a game night needs, and nothing that slows it down.
Every screen, question and number reads naturally in both, right to left or left to right. Switch any time.
Pick a name and an emoji and you’re in. No sign-up, no passwords, no email.
Guests join from their own phones to pick lifelines and follow the board, or crowd around the host’s.
Name the flag, the voice or the goal: some questions come with an image, audio or video.
For every get-together
From family night to the weekend hangout, one phone or one big screen is all it takes to start the competition.
Easy, medium and hard questions, so everyone from grandparents to the youngest player gets a turn to shine.
Split the group into two teams and let the board settle who’s sharpest.
A ready-made quiz after iftar or at Eid visits, with categories from Islamic studies to general knowledge.
Put the game on the TV and let everyone join from their phones with the room code.
A two-team quiz that livens up revision, school clubs and competitions.
A quick ice-breaker that brings colleagues together in friendly competition.
FAQ
Quick answers about the game.
Read the full rules Still stuck?SupportFateen is a team trivia game for family and friends. Two teams face a board of six categories and 36 questions worth 100, 300 or 500 points. Teams take turns picking questions, the host reveals the answer and awards the points, and the team with the most points wins.
Yes. Play free in your browser, with no account and no subscription.
No. Open fateengame.com/play in any browser, on a phone, a laptop or a smart TV. You can also get the app from the store.
Two teams of any size. Up to 16 players can join a room from their own phones, and any number can play gathered around a single screen.
The host shares the room’s six-letter code, its QR code or an invite link. Friends enter it and pick their team, with no account needed.
Geography, history, science, general knowledge, football, sports, Islamic studies, capitals, riddles, Saudi Arabia and more. You pick six for each game.
Eight power-ups, such as Double, the Bomb and Call a Friend. Each team picks three before the game and can use each one once.
Yes. The questions are written for families and come at three levels, easy, medium and hard, so every age gets a chance.
Yes. Every screen and every question comes in both languages, and you can switch at any time.
Gather your people, split into two teams, and find out who the real Fateen is.