Customer Reviews

Bible Game

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Note: For those who have read my Xbox review, I won't make this review so long...:)

If you like a good role-playing adventure, and love Bible trivia, then you'll appreciate this game.

You read the animated intro to the game. Parents are talking to their children about "The Armor of God", and keeping it safe by reading their Bibles. Then, the game begins...

You make your selection of which character you want to be (not too hard, as there is only a choice of two characters). After you have chosen your character, your clothes change (you look like someone right out of The Crusades)

The way this game is played, you move around building up on scrolls (these are very important! Press "select" to read the scroll, as it provides you with a Bible verse from either the Old or New Testaments. Always read your scrolls, you will see why later...)
You also collect crosses; these are helpful. You need these to convert into Holy Water. You do this by talking to townsfolk you see as you walk around the area.

There are 7 areas. Each area you travel contains one of the seven pieces of The Armor of God. To obtain a piece of the Armor, you need a "key". Each "key" is broken into pieces, and to get a piece, you need to locate and battle a "Deciever" (those devil-looking beings). Once you find him, you throw Holy Water at him, this stuns him for a moment. Then walk up to him.
You are asked a series of questions (this is why the scrolls are important to read!) After you answer the questions correctly, you will recieve a piece of the "key". Do this until you have completed a full "key". Then, the screen will scroll to where you need to be; find this location, and you will obtain one of the pieces of The Armor of God.

I like this game as it provides role-playing action/adventure, as well as test your knowledge of the Old and New Testement Bible. I strongly support and recommend this game. I encourage everyone to buy both this version, as well as the Xbox version (read my Xbox review).

This is a fun trivia game that my daughter and husband love to play together.

This is a great interactive game that up to four people can play at a time. It has great music artist that play through all of the challenges. If the creators (Crave) would have included New testament, I would have given it 5 stars for overall. Your children (10 and under) will love this game. The older children will also like if the attitude goes to the wayside. I find it critical in the days we live in for there to be wholesome entertainment for Christians to enjoy. Show your support for this game by purchasing it.

Hi I'm an autistic adult gamer and this is my review of The Bible Game for the GBA. Enjoy!

I really like this game because it has scripture in it and it has a mix of stories and adventures from the bible in it and in which in my opinion is really cool because I am a born again christian and think that this game is really great I would love to see more biblical games for the GBA and DS that relate to the bible. If anything I would love to see who ever make this game for the DS that would be awesome. I have The Bible Game - GBA game in my DS Lite slot at all times. That way I can get a scripture in here and there when I want to. I recommend both of these versions the GBA Version and the PS2 version of the Bible Game to everyone who I know a couple of my friends got this game and really like it too. This is a five star game all the way! Get this game you'll like it espically if you want to learn about scripture and have fun while doing it.

I rec'd it quickly and it's a lot of fun for my daughter and my nieces.

Not only is this game boy game fun, but it teaches the Bible as well. It teaches a wealth of knowledge about the Bible in a fun, updated fashion. Christian parents will feel better knowing that all that time on the Gameboy is not a waste, but that their child is learning about the Scriptures.

This game for the GBA is not a real entertaining game and is kindof weird. You chase around flying demons, squash bugs, and then answer trivia questions. The trivia is a good test of your knowledge but, the gameplay is not that fun.

I thought this game was for small children, but it's a little more difficult than expected. I also didn't care for the spiders and scorpions. Most children are afraid of these things and don't consider it much fun to play a game with these in it. I like the concept of defeating the enemy and learning scripture, I just don't care how you go about it.

I gave this game as a gift to my son and he seems to enjoy it. It is different from the Xbox game of the same title, which is nice.

Fun idea, we were just expecting more. It seemed old-fashioned and frustrating to my 8-year-old.