Ever wonder whether the Exodus came before or after the reign of King David? Bible Times turns that curiosity into a game. This free card game from Mighty Good Games challenges players to arrange major biblical events in chronological order, a simple premise that quickly reveals how much you know about the sweep of Scripture.^1
The game uses 150 hand-illustrated event cards spanning the Old and New Testaments, drawn by artist Mason Hutton, with music by Steve Rees of Calming Harp Ministry.^2 In Solo Mode, you race the clock to place as many cards as you can and track your high score. In Versus Mode, two to four players pass a device back and forth and play with 4, 7, or 10 cards each; the first player to play every card wins, a mistake earns a penalty card, and an optional timer can limit each turn.^2 The store pages pitch Versus Mode for families, small groups, and friends.^2
Bible Times is free, with no in-app purchases.^3 The only ads in Mighty Good Games apps are cross-promotions for the studio's other products, with no ad networks.^3 Sponsors help the studio distribute its faith-based games for free; its sponsors page names Hutton Forge as a supporter and invites other organizations to sponsor games for families, churches, and small groups.^4
Mighty Good Games makes Bible games and Christian apps for families and churches that celebrate Scripture and Christian values, and its games are made in Tennessee, USA.^1 Its sponsors page frames the work with Proverbs 27:17, iron sharpening iron, and the hope that the games help people enjoy Scripture a little more and dig deeper into it.^4 Bible Times sits in a five-title lineup with Bible Words, DUO Town, DUO Space, and Dot Conner: Webtective, a live-action series on the studio's homepage.^1 Dot Conner continued as a feature film, now streaming on Angel.^5
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