Customer Reviews

Late for The Sky Bibleopoly

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The object is fairly easy, you have to be the first person to build your church!
As in Monopoly, the properties are colored and you must own all of that particular color if you want to build on it.

To build your church, you pay for your cornerstone and then add 3 bricks on top of it. It's pretty expensive and money is pretty hard to come by! And then, you could land on a spot that tells you your church site was flooded...and a brick washed away, in which case, you have to pay for a new one.
But if you succeed in completing your church, you pay a little extra money, and then put your playing piece, which is shaped like a steeple on top of your "church" bricks.
Over-all, this game is pretty fun, but very educational into Christian things as well. The properties are actually names of New Testament- era cities, in order to earn money, you do things like recite common known Bible verses, and stuff like that.
I recommend it!

This was bought as a gift. It was very well received. It is a wonderful family game which not only brings the whole family together, it teaches children the importance of cooperation to get ahead and that they don't have to be ruthless, mean, etc. to win a game.

It is a breath of fresh air to find this kind of game today.

Its just like monopoly except it teaches about caring and helping others while continueing personal gain and profit. Great game for all ages!!!

I purchased this item as a christmas gift to my brother. He is a huge monopoly fan. When we found this board game we just had to get it for him. This is not your usual monopoly game. Bibleopoly put a whole new twist on monopoly. He has had friends over and they gather aroung the table for hours of fun. Thanks!

This game is really fun, especially with many players. First, you can have a lot of money and you think you are going to win the game but then... your luck goes away and somebody else gets all your money :) The only thing this game can become too long, since the brick are not so easy to get and they are very expensive. But overall it's a good game, I'd recommend it.

We played one game and it was at the beginner level, so things may change when we get to the advanced level. The most "educational" this game offered was "Name John 3:16" and "Name 15 cities on the board"---that's it. My personal feeling (at this point) is this: keep Monopoly Monopoly and Bible games, strictly that, Bible games. When you mix the two, you do both games an injustice.

We will play the game on the advanced level to see if it's any better; but at this point I'd rather play Monopoly and find a different Bible game to play.

I purchased this game for October 31st Family night. My family doesn't celebrate Halloween, so we just have a family night :o) We usually do movies and dinner, but I wasnted to do something different this year and so I purchased this game. It is the opposite of the regular Monopoly and just as fun. lol...I like that to success in the game you need to assist or help others build their church, and their are scriptures, and bible trivia questions, and it was a great time and I'm glad that I purchased it. The next game to buy will probably be Bible Pictionary or Bible Madlibs??? :o)

My friends and I love playing this Bible game! We really love Monopoly, and even though this is quite different, it is also very fun. There is luck involved, so it isn't just as simple as who knows the most facts.

If You Love Jesus Christ and The Living Word, Get this! it's not perfect....but it's not filled with flaws either! more entertaining than you might think, and the kids just love it!







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I like to play board games, anyway, and I love it that I can have fun while having the fun be about God. Thanks for the alternative for church game night!