Loose letters, one clue, one name. Tap them into the tray and the story behind them opens.
Six games, one library.
Every mode draws on the same scripture library, so the name you scrambled in Genesis turns up again in a grid, a question and a verse. They all pay into the same purse.
The same tiles on a clock, against an opponent. Sixty seconds, word for word.
Painted grids hiding names from the passage you just read. Chain them fast and the multiplier climbs.
Three difficulties, from Sunday school gentle to elder level hard. Streaks multiply the reward.
A question, a blank grid and a keyboard that remembers. Green for right, grey for spent.
A whole verse blanked out. Every letter you land lights up in each place it appears.
Coins are for building.
Everything you win in the six games lands in one purse, and the purse has somewhere to go. Restore sacred landmarks from bare ground to finished stone: Cana of Galilee, Shepherd's Fields, the Village Square, and beyond.
Cana Courtyard
Set the courtyard for the wedding where water knew its Maker.
Stone Well Raised
Watch each stage swing from bare foundation to completed stone.
Scripture Blessings
Complete each scene and its sacred blessing is spoken over it.
Colour finds its way back in.
Every piece you haven't raised yet sits in grey. Finish the scene and colour sweeps in behind it, stone by stone.
- 1Win coins in any mode: a trivia streak, a combo chain, a solved verse.
- 2Pick something to raise: a well, a stable, a bell tower, an olive press.
- 3Each build swings through five stages, from bare frame to finished stone.
- 4Complete the scene and its blessing is spoken over it, then the next node unlocks.
Fifteen chapters. One road through the Holy Land.
Restore mode is one continuous journey, not a level list: a path from Bethlehem to the empty tomb and beyond, each stop its own scene with its own scripture spoken over it when the last stone is set.
1Bethlehem
2Shepherd's Fields
3Nazareth
4Cana
5Jordan River
6Wilderness
7Sea of Galilee
8Capernaum
9Jericho
10Jerusalem
11Temple Mount
12Mount of Olives
13Bethany
14Gethsemane
15The Early Church
“But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, though you are small… out of you will come for me one who will be ruler over Israel.”
Micah 5:2 (Chapter 1, The Nativity)
“Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favour rests.”
Luke 2:14 (Chapter 2, The Good News)
“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.”
Acts 2:42 (Chapter 15, The Great Commission)
Coins buy stone. Chests buy an edge.
Level up, finish a challenge, or restore a whole landmark and a chest comes with it: four tiers, each one opening into Grace Gifts, small mercies you spend mid-puzzle, from a single revealed letter to a free continue after a mistake.
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Common
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Rare
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Epic
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Legendary
Sixteen Grace Gifts across four rarities, from a nudge in the right direction to a free continue.
Sixty-five badges, and a score that never falls.
Eleven categories, from Bible Trivia to a badge for every landmark you fully restore. Stature is your best run in every mode, added up. Beat your own record and it climbs, and nothing you do afterwards can knock it back down.
Profile & Stature
From New Convert to Apostle, track your journey with cloud saves that keep your progress safe.
Global Leaderboard
Compete in timed seasons against players worldwide and claim rewards on the board.
Scripture Badges
Unlock 65 handcrafted biblical badges across 11 categories, including one for every landmark restored.
Levels and ranks
New Convert up to Apostle, with the ring on your profile filling as you go.
Seasons that end
Every season closes on a clock and pays out, from the top of the board down to everyone who turned up.
Daily quests
Daily, weekly and monthly challenges running at once, each with its own reward.
Streaks
Come back tomorrow and the multiplier on your coin rewards goes up. Miss two days and it resets.
What it is for.
Bible WordQuest is built on real scripture with real references. The questions come from the text, verses are quoted as written, and every landmark you rebuild is a place the Bible actually names.
It is a game rather than a study aid, and it does not pretend otherwise. But people remember what they have played with, and a name you have spelled out letter by letter tends to stay.
There is no chat, no messaging and nothing players can post. The only thing anyone else ever sees is a display name and a number.
Build, partner & support the mission.
We are dedicated to creating high-fidelity, faith-rooted games that bring scripture to life for believers and seekers worldwide. Join hands with us.
Build with us (Careers)
For game developers, 3D artists, UI designers, and creators passionate about building Kingdom Games.
Financial partnership
For individuals, ministries, and partners who want to sow into expanding scripture worlds and reach.
Help & volunteer
For beta testers, prayer partners, community builders, and anyone who wants to help in any way.
