Press kit
The Last Scribe, for journalists and church media
Facts, descriptions you may quote, screenshots and the logo. Everything here may be used to write about the game.
The facts
- 1,189
- chapters of the Bible, every one a world to walk
- 14
- story scenes: the Life of Jesus and the Sabbath
- 2–6
- players in a room, on their own devices
- KJV
- every verse quoted from the King James Version
- Free
- intro, Revelation 1, The Baptism of Jesus, four lands
- $9.99
- a month, or $79.99 a year, for everything else
Plays in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and installs to the home screen. No ads. Children under 13 play with a parent's consent; there is no typed chat between players.
In one sentence
The Last Scribe is a cooperative Bible adventure game in which up to six players walk each chapter of Scripture together, meet its people, hear it read from the King James Version, and take a quiz on what they saw.
In one paragraph
In The Last Scribe, players are Scribes from a future where the Bible has been forgotten, sent back into its pages to see what happened and write it down. Each of the Bible's 1,189 chapters is a small pixel-art world with the people of the chapter to talk to, the things it names to find, voiced narration, and a quiz of about fifteen questions tied to its verses. Families, Sabbath School classes and youth groups play together in rooms of up to six, on their own phones, tablets and computers, with no typed chat. The game is made by an independent Seventh-day Adventist developer and reads the Bible in the Adventist understanding of Scripture; it is not produced or endorsed by any church body. The intro, Revelation 1, The Baptism of Jesus and four open lands are free.
Screenshots
Every image is the game itself. Click for the full size.
Logo
Contact
Write to contact@email.playthebible.app. We can set up an account with full access for review.
