Questions
A question, four answers.
- Old Testament figures
- Life of Jesus
- Acts and epistles
- Places and journeys
- Numbers and figures
AgapePlay · iPhone and Android
Héritage
Start from one square, win your neighbors, hold the biggest territory before you fall.
A board of thirty-six squares, each one held by a Bible specialist. You start with one. To take the square next door, you have to beat its holder in a duel on their own ground: their questions, their pictures or their verses. Lose a single duel and the game is over.
Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
Solo · offline · about ten minutes · four languages
- No purchases no lives to buy back
- No ads before or during play
- Optional account for rankings and records
- Offline from start to finish
The rules in four steps
How to play
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You start from one square
In a free game, you pick your start from three squares. That square’s theme becomes your specialty, and it’s where others will come to challenge you. The daily challenge gives everyone the same starting square.
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You challenge a neighbor
Two turns out of three, you attack a square touching your territory, and the duel is played in its holder’s specialty. On the third turn, a neighbor attacks you, on your own theme. The turn order is shown on screen, so you see it coming.
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The duel runs on a chess clock
Each player has forty seconds, which only tick down during their own turn. A right answer passes the turn over. A wrong one leaves the question in place, and your time keeps running. Skipping costs three seconds. Whoever hits zero first loses.
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You hold on until you fall
A win gives you the loser’s whole territory, sometimes several squares at once. The first duel you lose ends the game. Your score counts the squares you hold, plus the seconds you had left on each win. Six ranks, from Pilgrim to Master of the board, track your best territory.
Screens shown from the French version of the game.
Twelve themes
What each square asks of you
Every square shows its theme and its kind of challenge. Everything is played with a single tap, from four options.
Verses
A verse with one word missing, to find among four.
- Psalms
- Proverbs
- Gospels
- Epistles
Pictures
A picture to name. Never a face: objects, animals, plants and places.
- Objects and symbols
- Animals and plants
- Maps and places
I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.
In the game, the underlined word becomes a blank.
The verses come from public domain Bibles, one per language: Louis Segond 1910, the Berean Standard Bible, the 1569 Biblia del Oso and the 1649 Diodati. The game never rewrites a text.
One grid a day
The daily challenge
Every day brings a new grid, the same for everyone: same board, same starting square, same questions in the same order. It changes at midnight, by your phone’s clock.
You get one try. Playing again afterwards starts a free game, which doesn’t count toward the ranking.
With an AgapePlay account, your result joins the day’s leaderboard under a name you choose. Your email address never shows there, and a switch takes you off it.
Before your first game
Frequently asked questions
Can I play offline?
Yes, from start to finish. The questions, pictures and verses are inside the app, and so is the daily challenge. The network is only used by the AgapePlay account, if you open one: the daily leaderboard and records shared across your devices.
Do I need an account?
No. The whole game works without an account, and your games stay on your phone. An optional AgapePlay account puts your daily challenge on the leaderboard and keeps your records from one device to another. It’s the same account as Versets Flash and Tout Risquer.
Which languages can I play in?
French, English, Spanish and Italian, chosen in the settings. Each language has its own public domain Bible: Louis Segond 1910, the Berean Standard Bible, the 1569 Biblia del Oso and the 1649 Diodati.
How long does a game last?
About ten minutes for the daily challenge. Duels are quick: each player only has forty seconds on the clock, and the game stops at the first duel you lose.
Is it hard?
It builds up gently. The neighbors around your start are the weakest, and the strongest hold the edges of the board. Each specialist’s strength, from one to five, is shown on their square, so you choose who to take on. Conquering the whole board is rare.
What age is it for?
The game shows no violence and has no ads and no purchases. Mostly it asks you to read quickly, because of the clock. Children can play without an account. The account and the leaderboard are meant for ages 13 and up, with a parent’s consent under 16.
Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
Héritage is still being tested at the studio. It will come out on Android and iPhone. In the meantime, AgapePlay, our app for learning the Bible through play, is already available, and your account will work in Héritage too.
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