HazerFazer — Arabic Team Trivia & Party Game
HazerFazer (Hazer Fazer, or حزر فزر in Arabic) is an Arabic trivia game made in Jordan: a Jeopardy-style team quiz and party game for two teams of family or friends, played together on one screen — a smart TV, a laptop or a tablet. It is a browser game at hazerfazer.com, with nothing to download.
HazerFazer has three games: Team vs Team on one screen, Free for All with a phone each, and Today's challenges for one player.
Pick your game.
Team vs Team
Six categories and thirty-six questions on one screen, with two teams racing for points.
Players: Two teams · Played on: One screen · Length: A whole evening
Play free — Your first game is free, no card needed. Play in English or Arabic.
Free for All
Everyone answers on their own phone at the same moment, and the fastest takes the points.
Players: Up to 16 · Played on: A phone each · Length: 10–30 questions
Open a room · or join a room with its code
Today's challenges
Ten short games, new every day, from Guess the Country to Hot or Cold.
Players: Just you · Played on: Any device · Length: Two minutes
Play today's games — No sign-up, new every night
Six categories, thirty-six questions, two teams.
Every game, you pick 6 categories out of more than 250, and they make a board of 36 questions: in each category, two worth 200 points, two worth 400 and two worth 600. Every tile is a question, and the harder the question, the more it is worth. Pick a tile and try it. The two teams on the demo board are Home Falcons and Courtyard Crew.
Free for All — One question, sixteen phones, and the fastest wins.
The question shows on every phone at the same moment, and everyone types their answer. Try a three-question round against 15 practice players.
Today's challenges — Ten games, new every day, the same for everyone.
A real round from today's Bigger Than: two countries drawn the same size. Which one is really bigger?
All you need
One screen, two teams, no apps: that is a game night. A TV, a computer or a tablet in landscape, and one account for the whole evening. It runs right in the browser, with nothing to download or install.
Free for All
Up to sixteen phones, one room code, no TV: that is a showdown. A phone for each player, up to 16, and the host plays too. Only the host needs an account: everyone else scans the QR code or types a four-letter code, with no sign-up, and always plays free.
Today's challenges
One device, no sign-up, two minutes: that is a break. A phone, a computer or a tablet, whichever is in your hand. No account, no sign-up, nothing to pay: ten short games that open right in the browser.
Three steps, and game night begins
- Pick six categories — Out of more than 250, to suit the room.
- Name the two teams — Split the room into two teams, any number of players each.
- Play — The wheel picks who starts, and the screen keeps score.
Free for All — Three steps, and the showdown begins
- Open a room — Pick six categories and how many questions: 10, 20 or 30.
- Bring everyone in — They scan the QR code or type the room code, up to 16 players, no sign-up.
- Answer fast — Every question shows on every phone, and the fastest right answer takes the points.
Today's challenges — Two minutes, every day
- Open today's games — On any device, with no account and no sign-up.
- Play ten games — Short and all different, from Guess the Country to Hot or Cold.
- Come back tomorrow — New challenges every day at midnight, Riyadh and Amman time.
250+ categories — A mood for every night.
From football and anime to religion and history, from Jordan to the Gulf. And 35,000+ questions, every game dealt from ones you haven't played.
- Interactive games
- General knowledge
- Singers
- Music & sound
- Films & series
- Sports
- Countries & geography
- Saudi Arabia & the Gulf
- Jordan
- Who am I?
- Acting & drawing
- Letters
- Video games
- Anime & cartoons
- Science
- History
- Religion
- Brands & products
All categories · How to play · FAQ
Free for All — The same library, on every phone.
The host picks 6 categories from the same HazerFazer library — the ones that play by typing: a picture or a question on every phone at once, and a short answer each player types as fast as they can.
- General knowledge
- Music & sound
- Films & series
- Sports
- Countries & geography
- Saudi Arabia & the Gulf
- Jordan
- Video games
- Anime & cartoons
- Science
- History
- Religion
- Brands & products
Today's challenges — New every day, and free.
The same games for everyone, new every day. One player, no sign-up, no account: open any of them and play.
Open today's challenges — With the countdown to tomorrow's.
Eight game types, five power cards
Mini-games between the questions: for your ears, your memory, the map and your acting.
- Songs — Half a second of the song, and every extra second costs you 100 points.
- Charades — The actor scans the code, and only their phone knows what to act out.
- Blind stopwatch — Stop the clock on the target second, after the digits vanish.
- Where on the map? — Drop your pin, and the closest to the place takes the points.
- True size — Scale the shape until it is its real size next to something you know.
- The duck's path — The arrows show for a few seconds, then vanish. Where will the duck stop?
- Laser maze — The mirrors flash for a moment. Where will the beam come out?
- Closest wins — One number per team, and the closest to the answer wins.
Cards that flip the round
Give each team the cards that suit its style, and play them at the right moment.
- The Setup — Hand them your question — if they get it wrong, they lose its points.
- Take a Nap — Their best player sits this one out — the question is played without them.
- Double Up — Play it before the question, and every point counts twice.
- The Snatch — Snatch the other team's question and answer it yourselves.
- The Raid — Answer it right, and the same points come off their score.
And surprises under the tiles. Three hidden tiles: a treasure that doubles the points, and a bomb that takes them away.
Try it free
The three games’ prices | Team vs Team | Free for All | Today |
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| Free | First game | First room | All of it |
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| Then | 1 credit | 1 credit | Still free |
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| HF+ | Included | Included | Not needed |
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| Account | 1 for all | Host only | None |
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Play free · Open a room · Play today's games
| Pack | Price | Per game |
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| HazerFazer Plus (monthly subscription) | $14.99 a month $24.99 | The full library, up to 15 games a night and 80 a month |
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| 3 games | $3.50 | $1.17 |
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| 5 games | $4.99 | $1.00 |
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| 10 games | $7.50 | $0.75 |
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Or subscribe to HazerFazer Plus for $14.99 a month (founders' price, instead of $24.99): the full library every game night, renewing monthly, cancel anytime. It costs less than packs from about 20 games a month. One credit is used when a game starts, and credits never expire. Joining a room is always free. The free games need no card and play from the trial set, the same for every account. Your first purchase moves your games to the full library.
We accept Apple Pay, Google Pay, Visa, Mastercard and more.
Common questions
- What is the HazerFazer game?
- HazerFazer is an Arabic quiz game for two teams on one screen: Arabic trivia with the whole room playing. Every Hazer Fazer game is a board of six categories and 36 questions, picked from more than 250 categories and played on a TV, a laptop or a tablet.
- Is the game in English?
- Yes — you can play Hazer Fazer in English or Arabic. The screens and the questions come in both, so everyone in the room can follow along.
- What do we need to start?
- One screen and a web browser — a TV, a computer or a tablet, in landscape. Nothing to download and no app; everyone plays around the screen.
- How many players do we need?
- Two teams, any number of players on each. One account runs the whole evening — nobody else needs one.
- Do we need phones?
- No, except for the charades questions: the actor scans a code on the screen to read, on their phone alone, what to act out.
- Can we try it before we buy?
- Yes. Your first game is free, from the trial set: fixed questions, three categories you pick from the open ones, and the same for every new account. Your first purchase moves every game to the full library of 35,000+ questions, including the free game if you have not played it yet.
- Do questions repeat if we pick categories we have played before?
- No. Every game is dealt from questions you haven't played, so the same question never comes back however often you pick the category — except in the free game, which comes from the fixed trial set every new account shares.
- We stopped halfway through — can we finish later?
- Yes. The game is saved with its scores and tiles; you will find it on Home and can finish it whenever you like, without using another credit.
- Is it like Jeopardy in Arabic?
- It has nothing to do with Jeopardy! itself, but it plays like a Jeopardy Arabic version for the living room: six categories, 36 questions worth 200, 400 or 600 points, two teams taking turns. It is an Arabic Jeopardy game you play online in the browser, with mini-games and power-up cards between the questions.
- Is there an English version of Seen Jeem?
- Not one that we know of. If you are looking for Seen Jeem in English, HazerFazer is the closest game: the same six-category board for two teams, and you can play it in English or Arabic. Among games like Seen Jeem in English, it is built for one shared screen, with no phones needed. As a Seen Jeem alternative, the first game is free and every game after costs a fraction of what a Seen Jeem game costs, so it is easy to try next to other Seen Jeem similar games.
- Is it an Arabic party game for friends and family?
- Yes. It is one of the Arabic party games made for a room full of people: Arabic games to play with friends on a Thursday night, Arabic family games for a gathering at home, and Arabic games for adults who like a hard quiz. Most Arabic trivia games and group games in Arabic need paper and a host; here the screen keeps score. They are also Arabic games to play online, in the browser with no app, though everyone plays together around one screen.
- Does it work for Eid and Ramadan?
- Yes. It is one of the easiest Eid games for family gatherings: one screen, two teams, and categories for every age, from religion and history to football and cartoons. Looking for Eid games for adults or Eid party games for adults? Pick the harder categories, or the auction and charades ones, which get the room loudest. As an Eid trivia game, or a Ramadan trivia game after iftar, it has whole categories on the Quran, the stories of the prophets and Islamic history. And for Ramadan games for adults, it is one of the few Ramadan games online that need nothing but a browser.
Didn't find your answer? Email us at support@hazerfazer.com or WhatsApp us on +962 79 840 2549
Questions about Free for All
How friends join, how answers are judged, and what a room costs.
- What is Free for All?
- A HazerFazer quiz game where everyone plays on their own phone, for themselves: the same question appears on every phone at the same moment, and whoever types the right answer fastest scores the most. No teams, no turns: everyone against everyone.
- How do friends join the room?
- The host opens a room from their account, and their phone shows a QR code and a four-letter code. Everyone else joins by scanning the QR code with their camera, typing the four letters at hazerfazer.com/j, or opening the room link the host shares.
- Do players need an account to join?
- No. Each player types the name they want everyone to see, and they are in. No account, no sign-up, no payment: joining is always free, and only the host needs an account.
- How many players can a room hold?
- Up to 16, and the host is one of them and plays along. A game needs at least two players to start.
- Do we need a TV or a shared screen?
- No. Every question, picture or text, shows on every player’s phone, so there is no big screen and no app: the phone’s browser is enough.
- Can we each play from a different place?
- Yes. Players join with the room’s link or code, so you don’t have to be in one place: everyone sees the same question at the same moment, wherever they are.
- How is an answer judged?
- Each player types their answer and the game matches it on its own: it accepts different spellings of the same name and small typos, in Arabic or in English. When an answer is close it says “Close!” so you can fix it, and you can try again while the clock runs. There is no referee and no “I was right” button: the game decides.
- How are points scored?
- The fastest right answer scores the most: up to 10 points a question, fewer as the clock runs down, and no two players score the same on a question. After each question you see the answer and the standings, and a podium at the end.
- How long is a game?
- The host picks six categories and 10, 20 or 30 questions: about 5, 10 or 15 minutes. Each question has a clock, 20 seconds by default, which the host can set from 5 to 60 seconds.
- What does Free for All cost?
- The first room is free with every new account, no card needed, from the trial set, and it is separate from your free Team vs Team game. After that it is one credit per game, taken from the host when the game starts, or included in HazerFazer Plus. Players who join pay nothing.
Questions about Today’s challenges
Ten short games every day, free and with no sign-up.
- What are Today’s challenges?
- Ten short HazerFazer games, new every day: Guess the Country, Where Is It?, Bigger Than, Flags, Route, Reach the Number, Best Move, Arrows, One Line and Hot or Cold.
- Are they free?
- Yes, all of them, free every day. No credits and no subscription.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Open hazerfazer.com/today and play straight away, with no sign-up and no email.
- When do new challenges come out?
- Every day at midnight in Amman and Riyadh (UTC+3), with a countdown to the next ones on the page.
- Does everyone get the same challenges?
- Yes. The day’s challenges are the same for everyone, so you can compare scores with friends and family on the same day.
- How long does a challenge take?
- About two minutes each. Play one on a short break, or all ten.
- How many players?
- One. When you are together, play Team vs Team on one screen, or Free for All with a phone each.
- Can I play on a computer?
- Yes, in the browser on a phone, a computer or a tablet. Nothing to download and no app.
- I closed the page mid-challenge. Is my progress lost?
- No. Your browser saves every round, so you pick up where you stopped, on the same day and the same device.
- How is my score counted?
- Each challenge is a set of rounds, each one right or wrong. Finish all ten and your score for the day appears in full.
Ready for game night?
Your first game is free, and game night is waiting. Play free
Free for All — Who's the fastest?
The host's first game is free, and joining is always free. Open a room · or join a room with its code
Today's challenges — Can you do all ten?
New challenges every day, free and with no sign-up. Play today's games
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