RETRO BIBLE ADVENTURES · AGES 7 TO 12

A game you can feel good about.

Classic 8-bit adventures where kids learn to trust Jesus, one Bible story at a time. Every stage ends with a memory verse they've actually learned.

No ads. No in-game purchases. Plays on phones, tablets and computers.

Follow Me title screen: a child walks beside Jesus on a sunset shore

OUR PROMISE TO PARENTS

Made for families who don't usually like video games.

No ads, ever

Nothing pops up, and nothing tries to sell to your child.

No in-game purchases

No gems, coins or surprise charges inside the game.

Nothing collected from kids

No accounts for children. Their name and progress stay on your device.

Scripture in every stage

Kids fill in the missing word of a King James verse to move on.

THE GAMES

Pick an adventure

Follow Me, Stage 17: the empty tomb at sunrise
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FOLLOW ME

Follow Jesus from the shores of Galilee to the empty tomb. Rescue lost sheep, learn 60 verses, and discover you never face the storm alone. Ages 7 to 12, 20 stages.

COMING SOON

The next adventure

A new Bible-story game is in the works, built on the same promise: no ads, nothing to buy inside, Scripture in every level.

Tell me when it's ready

HOW IT WORKS

Fun first. The lesson sticks.

  1. 1

    Play a stage

    Jump, duck and climb through a Bible-story world in classic Atari style.

  2. 2

    Rescue a lost sheep

    Each sheep brings a short lesson in plain words a child can follow.

  3. 3

    Fill in the verse

    Kids complete the missing word of a King James verse before moving on.

  4. 4

    Call on Jesus

    Every boss is beaten the same way: by trusting Him. Jesus never loses.

A Follow Me lesson card teaching Proverbs 3:5

FOR HOMESCHOOL FAMILIES

Bible study your kids will ask for.

Play a stage together, then open the matching lesson. A printable study guide for every stage is on the way:

  • The Bible story and the memory verse
  • Talk-about-it questions
  • Fill-in-the-verse worksheets and copywork
  • A coloring page and a "what did you learn?" check

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