Khamsa (خمسة لعب) is an Egyptian party game. Open a room and share its six-digit code — or the link that opens the room straight away — so every friend plays from their own phone, or pass one phone around the group. It holds 23 games: El Tableyya, our own team game; pack trivia (10, 15 or 20 questions); Bus Complete over 3 rounds; a flags quiz; Mafioso, Who's the Spy?, Who Am I?, Sing It Backwards, Survive by Numbers, Password, On My Head, Party Challenges, Bank of Luck and Snakes & Ladders; plus 9 quick challenges. The questions live in 65 official packs across 13 families — general knowledge, flags, football, films, series, food, language and proverbs, emoji, theatre and more — and you can play one pack, a mix of packs, or all of them at random. You can also write your own questions and packs; once we review them they become playable under your name. The game is in Egyptian Arabic.
23 games in one65 question packsOnline with a code or a linkOr all of you on one phonePacks you write yourself
How do you play?
Tap «العب أونلاين» (Play online), open a room and pick a game or a pack.
Share the six-digit room code, or the link that opens the room directly — on WhatsApp or anywhere else.
Nobody around? Join an open room waiting for players, or play the device with no internet at all.
Or open «ألعاب القعدة» (Party games), choose one phone, and pass it around.
The host starts the game and everyone sees the same question at the same moment.
Standings and the winner show at the end, and a rematch is one tap away.
What's inside?
Online with a code or a linkOpen a room and share its six-digit code, or a link that opens the room directly. If the host leaves, the next player takes over.
Open roomsJoin a room already waiting for players — and decide who may enter yours: invite only, your friends, or anyone.
However many of you, we've got roomHowever many people are playing at the same time, your game stays light and quick, and every question reaches everyone in the room together.
El TableyyaOur own game: two teams you name yourselves, each picking two plates while the chef adds a surprise fifth. Every plate holds 3 bites — 200, 400 and 600 — opened in that order, and a wrong answer lets the other team steal it.
Aids and dessertFive aids, three chosen per team: double the salt, flip the table, a second bite, the chef's hint and take your time — each used once. Then dessert: a final wager question that can flip the score.
Let them hear youThe popper is free for everyone, plus 44 Egyptian one-liners in real recorded voices that the whole room hears — in every online game and inside chat. The first four are a gift.
65 question packsThirteen families: general knowledge, flags, football, films, series, food, language and proverbs, emoji, theatre and more. Play one pack, a mix, or all of them at random.
Your own packsWrite a question or a whole pack of ten or more; once we review it, it becomes playable under your name.
Ask the groupNobody knows the answer? The game draws a card with the question alone — no answer, no player names — for you to send to the Anubis group. The clock keeps running and your seat is kept.
Play the deviceOn your own with no internet, at three levels: easy-going, middling, and one that won't let you win.
Today's challengeFive questions a day, the same ones for everybody, one attempt only — with today's standings right there.
Missions and badgesThree missions a day and three a week paying coins and diamonds, plus 50 badges to unlock — wear your favourite on your picture.
The kioskCharacters, accessories and stickers for coins and diamonds, and an ad-free pass if you'd rather not see any.
ChatMessages, stickers and reactions inside the question room and with your friends — including six reactions drawn just for this game.
iPad in landscapeOn iPad the game opens sideways on a column grid that fills the screen, and Split View keeps working.
Guest or accountPlay as a guest, or link Google or Apple so your progress and purchases are kept.