Ages 7 to 12 · 20 stages · 60 Bible lessons

FOLLOW ME

Learning to trust, one stage at a time.

Free to play while we're getting started. Your child's progress saves on this device.

Follow Me gameplay on the shore of Galilee
▶ PLAY FREE

Press FULL SCREEN in the game. Works with a game controller.

Phones and tablets Computers Game controllers Plays offline after the first visit

On iPhone or iPad

Open this page in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Open Follow Me from the new icon and it plays full screen, like an app.

On a computer or Android

Press Play free, then the FULL SCREEN button at the top of the game. Arrow keys move, Space jumps, C calls on Jesus.

With a controller

Pair any Xbox, PlayStation or Switch Pro controller first. A jumps, B calls on Jesus, Start pauses.

THE JOURNEY

From Galilee to the Great Commission

  1. 1Shore of Galilee
  2. 2The Dark Caves
  3. 3The Road to Jericho
  4. 4The Tombs of Gadara
  5. 5The Open Sea
  6. 6The Wilderness
  7. 7Jairus's House
  8. 8Five Thousand Fed
  9. 9The Pool of Bethesda
  10. 10The Mountaintop
  11. 11Zacchaeus's Tree
  12. 12Lazarus's Tomb
  13. 13The King's Road
  14. 14The Temple Courts
  15. 15Gethsemane
  16. 16The Courtyard Fire
  17. 17The Empty Tomb
  18. 18The Road to Emmaus
  19. 19Breakfast on the Shore
  20. 20The Great Commission
Stage 17: the empty tomb at sunrise
Stage 17: The Empty Tomb, as the sun rises
Gethsemane boss round: only one light is real
Gethsemane: which light is real? Call on Jesus to find out.
A lesson card teaching Proverbs 3:5
Every lost sheep teaches a verse

Questions parents ask

Is it safe for my child?

Yes. There are no ads, no chat, no accounts for kids and nothing to buy inside the game. Your child's name and progress stay on your own device.

Is there violence?

No. Kids jump, duck and climb. When they slip, they "stumble" and get back up. Every boss is a struggle like fear or doubt, and it's beaten by calling on Jesus.

What do kids actually learn?

60 short lessons from the life of Jesus, each with a King James verse they complete themselves. Easy mode uses multiple choice; hard mode asks them to type the word.

What do we need to play?

A phone, tablet or computer with a web browser. Touch buttons appear on phones, and a game controller works too. After the first visit it plays offline.

What ages is it for?

Ages 7 to 12. Younger kids enjoy it on easy mode with a parent nearby to read the lessons aloud.

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