Question Board
Two teams, one board. The classic Fateen night.
- Pick a question worth 100, 300 or 500
- The host reveals the answer and gives the points
- Three lifelines for each team
- Counts for the leaderboards
Everyone answers. One takes the night.
Fateen’s party mode: everyone plays alone, on their own phone. Type your answer, back it with confidence points, and save your power card for the moment it hurts most.
Two ways to play
The host picks the mode when opening a room, and can switch in the lobby before anyone starts.
Two teams, one board. The classic Fateen night.
Everyone plays alone: type your answer, back it with confidence points, and finish on a final that can turn the game around.
How a round works
The host sets the round in the lobby. Everyone else only needs the room code.
Type your answer, then back it with points from 1 up to the number of questions. Each value once a game.
Locking in is final. Everyone’s answers come in as they lock, then the answer is revealed.
Vote on how hard it is, see its category, then bet nothing, the full amount or double it.
Confidence points
In a round of 10 questions you hold 1 to 10, each once. Put the 10 on the answer you’d bet the house on, and the 1 on your wildest guess.
You win the points you backed it with. A wrong answer scores nothing.
Your lowest points left are used up, as a miss. No question passes free.
Bet nothing, 10 or 20 after 10 questions. Right adds them, wrong takes them away.
Questions
The rules people ask about most.
The host sets these in the lobby. Everyone sees the picks.
Yes. Each player answers on their own phone or in their own browser, so nobody sees another answer before locking in.
Fateen checks them for you, and leniently: capitals, accents, Arabic letter forms (أ, إ and آ), a leading “the” or “ال”, and small typos all pass. The host can still mark any answer right or wrong.
No. Locking in is final. That’s why you see everyone else’s answers only once yours is in.
Yes, on a leaderboard of its own in the game: every point you score counts, this week, this month and all time.
Up to 32 players in a room, the host included.
Yes. Every question comes in both languages, and the host picks the room’s.
Gather your people, split into two teams, and find out who the real Fateen is.