Turn the hangout into a game

Party games in Saudi dialect. One person starts a session, everyone joins from their phone with a code.

  • Free for guests
  • No download
  • Up to 16 players

iPhone app coming soon

Saud is in

Session code 48215 7 in the room
  • Noof
  • Fahad
  • Reem
  • Sultan
  • Jood
  • Tola
  • Saud

The host: Saud’s here. Late, as usual.

Three steps and the night has started

  1. 1One person starts a session

    Open Bastah on a phone or laptop and pick what to play.

  2. 2Everyone joins with the code

    Code, link or QR. A name and a character. No account.

  3. 3Every phone is the remote

    The question lands on every phone at once, and everyone answers on their own.

What are we playing tonight?

18 games ready, 6 on the way.

Out in the open

Questions that expose the room

5 games
  • Who of Us?

    “Who’s most likely to…?” Everyone points

    No rules to learn, just nerve.

    3–16 players
  • Who Knows You Best?

    How well do you really know each other?

    Time to find out who listens.

    3–10 players
  • Hot Takes

    One take… and the room splits

    Disagree freely. Nobody gets upset. Probably.

    3–10 players
  • The Debate

    Silly topic. Serious debate

    Someone leaves upset. That’s fine.

    4–12 playersSame room only
  • Bracket of Things

    Everything enters… one takes the cup

    Heated debate about things nobody cares about.

    3–12 players

White lies

Sell your lie, spot the truth

3 games
  • Proverb Bluff

    Finish the proverb with a lie, spot the real one

    Lying is a skill here, not a flaw.

    3–10 players
  • Who Said That?

    Answer as each other, then find the real one

    Impersonate each other. No hard feelings.

    3–8 players
  • Two Truths and a Lie

    Two truths, one lie… which one?

    Watch whoever smiles while talking.

    3–10 playersSame room only

Who’s quicker?

Wit before knowledge

4 games
  • Basta!

    One letter, five boxes… and a bell

    Get your excuses ready for column five.

    2–10 players
  • Zoomed In

    Way too close… pulling back slowly

    Quick, and it wakes up the late ones.

    2–12 players
  • Where Am I?

    A photo from somewhere in Saudi… where is it?

    Who really knows the country?

    2–12 players
  • Soon

    Who Said It?

    2–12 players

Wild imagination

Stories and comebacks from your head

4 games
  • Broken Telephone

    A line starts right… and arrives wrong

    Whoever starts denies the ending.

    3–12 players
  • Quip Clash

    One prompt, two comebacks… the room decides

    Everyone’s polite so far. Let’s see.

    3–8 players
  • Story Chain

    A story about you… written blind

    The story gets weird and nobody owns it.

    3–10 players
  • Soon

    Story Dice

    3–10 players

Someone’s lying

One of you is hiding something

4 games
  • The Spy

    Everyone knows the place… except the spy

    The perfect number for betrayal.

    3–10 playersSame room only
  • Who’s Faking?

    Everyone knows the task… except one

    Now we see who can act.

    3–10 playersSame room only
  • Soon

    Wasta

    Lying is allowed. Until you’re caught

    2–6 players
  • Soon

    Block Elections

    5–10 players

Same wavelength

Do we think alike? Let’s see

4 games
  • Wavelength

    One clue… who’s on the same wavelength?

    Who actually gets each other?

    2–12 players
  • Sort It

    Four cards… one right order

    Easy, until you disagree on the order.

    2–10 players
  • Soon

    Silent Numbers

    No words… lowest to highest

    2–6 players
  • Soon

    What Percent?

    3–8 players

Everyone picks a face

A whole crew of characters, Saudi women and men with their own style. Noof keeps score, Kai is proud of his terrible drawings, and Sultan can’t lie.

Questions that might matter

How much does it cost?

Playing is free right now, and it’ll be worth paying for later.

Does everyone need the app?

No. Guests join from their phone’s browser with the code or link. No download, no account.

How many people can play?

2 to 16 in a session. Each game shows the group size it works best with.

Can we play apart?

Most games work remotely. Some are just better in the same room.