The Bible Game (Excellent)
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Platforms: Game Boy Advance, PS2, Xbox
Publisher: Crave Entertainment, 2005
This is a fun one to play with your friends. You're competing against up
to 3 other players or the computer on a game show and answering trivia
questions or playing mini-games for points. There's a lot of variety in
the content and the mini-games themselves. The graphics have held up
well for a PS2-era game. I'd definitely recommend it as a group game.
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Noah's Ark (Excellent)
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Play as Noah gathering the animals across all seven continents. This is a
very loose rendition of the story, though, as Noah changes form with
different power-ups and even fights some rather interesting bosses.
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Exodus: Journey to the Promised Land (Good)
This is a fun but repetitive dungeon crawler game shooting Ws (the Word)
at enemies and barriers as you defeat Pharaoh's magicians and collect
manna to advance to the next level. To continue, you have to answer
multiple choice trivia questions about the Biblical story. Between each
level, you'll see a scene from Moses' life.
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Control Joshua as you race against the clock to collect enough resources
to exit each level. Joshua uses his horn to defeat enemies. At the end
of each level, you also need to answer multiple choice questions on the
story of Joshua.
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King of Kings: The Early Years (Good)
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LarryBoy and the Bad Apple (Good)
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Platform: NES
Publisher: Wisdom Tree, 1991
This is a three-in-one game of playing the Wise Men as they collect
their gifts and head to Bethlehem, the Holy Family as they flee to
Egypt, and Joseph and Mary as they search for the Boy Jesus at the
Temple. You have to avoid traps and enemies while answering trivia
questions for points. You'll also see a scene from the early years of
Jesus' life at appropriate points in the game.
Play as LarryBoy's superhero alter ego in this 3D platformer as you
learn to fight temptation. The graphics are nice and clean for this
title, and the story and gameplay are entertaining enough to still
please a modern gamer.
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Super 3D Noah's Ark (Good)
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Platform: DOS, PC, Super Nintendo
Publisher: Wisdom Tree, 1994
This is a first-person shooter, but you're using food to put irate animals back to sleep as they ride the waves on Noah's Ark.
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Bible Adventures (Fair)
Platforms: NES, Sega Genesis
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Platforms: NES, Sega Genesis
Publisher: Wisdom Tree, 1991
This retro platformer can still be a lot of fun as you play through the stories of Noah's Ark, Baby Moses, and David and Goliath. Just don't expect too much of a challenge.
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King James Bible (Fair)
Read or search the Bible or play either word search or a version of
hangman in which you try to keep your sheep safe. It's a simple game,
but it's well done.
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NIV Bible & the 20 Lost Levels of Joshua (Fair)
Read or search the Bible or play a short version of the dungeon crawler, Joshua & the Battle of Jericho reviewed above.
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Spiritual Warfare (Fair)
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Platform: NES, Game Boy, Sega Genesis
Publisher: Wisdom Tree, 1992
Use the Armor of God and the Fruit of the Spirit to battle (convert)
souls. This game has a good premise but lacks a story to hook the
player, relying solely on the theme and gameplay.
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Platform: NES
Publisher: Wisdom Tree, 1993
You play platforming levels in different food-themed areas as well as
answer trivia questions in this board game. It's an odd gem in the
Christian video game genre, suitable for the true connoisseur.
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Platform: NES
Publisher: Wisdom Tree, 1995
Ride your skateboard and dodge bullies on your way to Sunday School.
While Christian-themed, there isn't much content to this one.
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