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Play through Scripture.
Eleven Bible games in one free app: quizzes, passages, people, places and puzzles, with a new Game of the Day every morning. Play alone, around the table or with friends nearby. No connection needed.
Who said it?
3 / 10
“Here am I; send me.”
- Jeremiah
- Isaiah
- Samuel
- Moses
Isaiah 6:8 · KJV
Game of the Day
12-day streak
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“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”
Psalm 119:105
Bible Games is for the verse you half remember, the name on the tip of your tongue and the book you can never place. Short games that send you back to the text, and a reason to open it every day.
The games
Eleven ways to know the Book.
- 01
Quiz
Multiple-choice questions across the whole Bible, from Creation to Revelation.
- 02
Complete the Passage
A verse with words missing. Fill them in before the timer runs out.
- 03
Where in the Bible
Name the book, then the chapter, then the verse. Three tiers: Reader, Student and Scholar.
- Reader
- Student
- Scholar
- 04
Who Am I?
Clues arrive one at a time. Guess the person in as few as you can.
- 05
Who Said It?
A famous line, four speakers. Pick the one who really said it.
- 06
Which Book?
A verse or an event. Which of the 66 books is it from?
- 07
Scramble
Unscramble the names, places and words of Scripture.
- 08
Word Search
Themed grids of names, places and virtues hidden in every direction.
- 09
Crossword
Bible crosswords with clues drawn straight from the text.
- 10
Spot the Error
One word in this verse is wrong. Find it.
- 11
Memory Challenge
Learn a verse, then rebuild it from memory, a little less help each round.
Mini games
Books in Order
Drag the books of the Bible into their right order, Old Testament and New.
Verse Sprint
As many quick-fire verse questions as you can answer in sixty seconds.
Game of the Day
Same game, same questions, everyone.
Every morning there’s a new Game of the Day, picked from the eleven and the same for every player. Play it once, see how you did against everyone else on the daily leaderboard, and come back tomorrow to keep your streak alive.
- 11
- games, plus 2 quick mini games
- 66
- books, Genesis to Revelation
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- Game of the Day, the same for everyone
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- connection needed to play
Play together
On your own, or two or three gathered.
Solo
Play any game on your own, at your own pace, as often as you like.
Pass and play
Hand the phone around the table. Family devotions, Sunday school, youth night.
Nearby
Play friends in the same room over Bluetooth. No internet, no accounts.
Online lobbies
SoonShare a room code and play friends anywhere, or get matched with other players.
- Fully offline. Every game, question and verse lives on your phone.
- King James Version. Every answer points back to its verse.
- Light and dark. Easy on the eyes at morning devotions and late at night.
Testers wanted
Play it before everyone else.
Bible Games is in closed testing on Google Play. Join the Bible Games Testers group, opt in, and install it from the Play Store. On iPhone? Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once, on launch day.
What to try
- 1Play the Game of the Day, then try at least three games you haven’t played yet.
- 2Try pass-and-play or nearby Bluetooth play if you have someone around.
- 3Report any question with a wrong answer, a typo or a bad reference from the game, or tell us in the group.
Found a bug or a wrong answer? Post it in the testers group or email biblegames@mlabs.ng.
Questions
When can I play it?
Bible Games is in closed testing on Google Play: become a tester to play it now. The iPhone version is coming, so join the iOS waitlist and we’ll email you once, on launch day.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free to play and supported by ads from Google AdMob, shown between games and never in the middle of one. You choose whether ads may be personalised when the game first opens.
Do I need internet or an account?
No. Every game, question and verse is on your phone, so it all works offline. Signing in is optional: it only backs up your progress and puts your name on the leaderboards.
Which Bible translation does it use?
The King James Version, which is in the public domain. Every question links back to the verse it comes from, so you can check it for yourself.
What is the Game of the Day?
Each day everyone gets the same game and the same questions. Play it once, compare your score, and keep your streak going by coming back tomorrow.
Is it for children?
Children can enjoy it with their family, in pass-and-play especially, but the app itself is made for players aged 13 and over.
I found a wrong answer. What do I do?
Tap report on the question in the game and tell us what’s wrong: a wrong answer, a typo or a bad reference. Every report is read and fixed in the next content update.
Read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, or email biblegames@mlabs.ng.
Take up and play.
It’s on Google Play for testers now. Join them, or hop on the iOS waitlist and we’ll email you once, on launch day.