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A game like Seen Jeem for soccer fans

Want a game like Seen Jeem? An honest comparison: both use 6 categories and 36 questions for two teams, but Hajma is all soccer and runs in any browser.

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Hajma a soccer quiz game for two teamsHow it works
A game like Seen Jeem for soccer fans

Looking for a game like Seen Jeem?

Seen Jeem is a Kuwaiti group quiz game that spread through diwaniyas and get-togethers: six categories, 36 questions and lifelines for each team. Many people look for a game with the same idea — because they have played through its questions, or because the whole group loves soccer and wants nothing but soccer questions.

Hajma uses much the same format but is built entirely around soccer: two teams, a board of six categories and 36 questions worth 200, 400 and 600 points, and a ref who reads and judges. It plays in the browser on a TV, laptop or phone with no download.

Seen Jeem vs Hajma

From Seen Jeem’s App Store page and Hajma’s own pages (October 2026)
Seen JeemHajma
TopicsMany fieldsSoccer only
Format6 categories, 36 questions6 categories, 36 questions, two teams
Categories to choose fromNot stated on the store pageMore than 90 soccer categories
Lifelines3 per team3 per team, chosen from 5
Where it runsiPhone and iPad appAny browser, iPhone app coming soon
How you payFree download, games bought in-appFree account, games bought in the Store

The honest take: if your group has mixed interests and wants questions on everything, Seen Jeem fits. If it’s a soccer crowd — or you want soccer rounds in many shapes, like blurred photos, lineups and careers — Hajma is built for exactly that.

What Hajma adds for soccer fans

  • Picture rounds: clear, blurred or cropped player photos, blurred club crests and flags.
  • Lineups on a pitch: name the national team from its players’ club crests, or the club from their flags.
  • Arab and Gulf rounds: Al Hilal, Al Nassr and Al Ittihad; Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt and Morocco; the Gulf Cup and the Saudi Pro League.
  • Steals and hat-tricks: rivals can steal a question you miss, and three right answers in a row earn 100 bonus points.
  • No repeats: the game skips questions you’ve already played on your account.

A taste of Hajma’s questions

“The Yellow Castle” is the nickname of which Kuwaiti club?Reveal answerHide

Qadsia

Which Saudi goalkeeper starred with his saves against Messi and co. in the historic 2022 win?Reveal answerHide

Mohammed Al-Owais

Which club came back from 3–0 down at halftime against Milan to win the 2005 final on penalties?Reveal answerHide

Liverpool

Which Argentine city is Messi from?Reveal answerHide

Rosario

Which one when?

  • A mixed family night with varied interests: a general quiz fits, since everyone finds a category they know.
  • A diwaniya or friends who all follow the league: a pure soccer game like Hajma gives deeper, harder questions.
  • A night before a big match or final: Hajma’s competition and club rounds fit — Champions League, World Cup, Saudi Pro League.
  • A group with non-Arabic speakers: Hajma switches to English in one tap.
  • No app install wanted: Hajma runs straight in the browser.

Try Hajma at your next game night

Sign up free from the game page, buy a game in the Store, and read the rules in How to play. Board and scoring details are in our two-team quiz guide.

FAQ

What is a good Seen Jeem-style game for soccer?

Hajma is a two-team, six-category, 36-question quiz like Seen Jeem, but every category is about soccer, and it runs in any browser.

Is Hajma a version of Seen Jeem?

No. Hajma is an independent game with no link to Seen Jeem; it shares the six-category board idea but is dedicated to soccer.

Is there a Seen Jeem-style game in the browser?

Yes — Hajma plays at hajma.app in the browser on a TV, laptop or phone, with no app to download.

What is Hajma?

A soccer quiz for two teams on one screen

Questions on Comparison and thousands of players and clubs, in one match: each team picks its categories, the ref reads from a TV or phone, and the most points wins.

  • 6categories, three per team
  • 36questions, 200 to 600 points
  • 1ref who reads and judges in one tap
Play in your browserComing soon to theApp Store

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A Hajma question as it shows on screen
The Hajma board: six categories with 200, 400 and 600 point questions

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