Shabaka: Party Word Game
iOS app by Abdulla AlMannai. Games · Abdulla AlMannai
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 0.1.3
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Store description excerpt
Shabaka is a bilingual party word game for in-person play. Split into two teams, give one-word clues, and race to uncover your team's hidden words on a shared board, but watch out for the Black Hole. PLAY ANYWHERE PEOPLE GATHER Built for the majlis, the living room, the diwaniya, or the coffee shop. Everyone plays on their own phone, no board game box needed. The host creates a room, shares a 4-letter code, and the party begins. HOW IT WORKS • Two teams (Pink and Blue) compete across a 4×6 word grid • Each team's Captain sees which words belong to which team • The Captain gives a one-word clue and a number, linking hidden words together • The Crew discusses, debates, and taps to reveal tiles one at a time • Correct guess? Keep going. Wrong team's word? Turn over. The Black Hole? Instant loss. • Best of 3 rounds wins the game FULLY BILINGUAL Switch between English and Arabic at any time. The entire UI and game words flips to Arabic. Two separate word banks with relevant vocabulary. ONE HOST PAYS, EVERYONE ELSE JOINS FREE The host buys a game pass, creates the room, and shares the code. Every other player joins for free. Stock up with multi-packs to save up to 43%. DESIGNED FOR THE TABLE • Glanceable UI. Know your role, your team, and whose turn it is at a glance • No sign-up required for guests joining a room, just enter the code and a screen name • Real-time sync. Every tap updates instantly across all devices • Supports 4–8+ players per game
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