TruPlay Games

Finding safe, engaging screen time for kids that actually teaches them about God can feel impossible — but that's the exact gap TruPlay Games was built to fill.^1

TruPlay is a subscription-based Christian entertainment platform offering a growing library of Bible-based games, digital comics, and animated videos for kids ages 4–12 (though plenty of parents and grandparents enjoy it too). The app's original universe, the RhymVerse, features lovable animal characters like Maple, Lucas, and Oliver who go on adventures rooted in biblical parables and Scripture. Games range from action-adventure platformers to puzzle games to interactive Bible stories — titles like King David's Battles, Isabella's Leap of Faith, Benjamin and the Armor of Logos, and the relaxing Stained Glass puzzle game.^2

What sets TruPlay apart is the intentional marriage of production quality and biblical truth. Founded by Brent Dusing, the platform was built by gaming professionals from world-class studios who share a heart for reaching kids with the Gospel.^3 The result is content that doesn't feel like a compromise — parents consistently note that the art is beautiful, the gameplay is genuinely fun, and their kids actually prefer TruPlay over mainstream alternatives.^4

The platform is completely ad-free with no chatrooms or in-app purchases beyond the subscription itself, and it's kidSAFE Seal certified.^1 Families can create up to 10 profiles under one subscription, with offline play support for downloaded games. TruPlay has been endorsed by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Promise Keepers, Plugged In (Focus on the Family), and actress Candace Cameron Bure.^5

"The other day we were out biking with our kids and my daughter began having a rough time with the bumps and puddles. Then she began pedaling and shouting 'I am a brave fox, like my parents!' That's what one of the little characters says on TruPlay!"^4

"Finally an app I can open up for my grandson's to play and not worry about what they will encounter in ads and pop-ups. Funny thing, I am loving the app too. Little Light and Stained Glass are my place of peace."^4

"We are also a foster family and our current bonus kiddos came with plenty of screen time exposure, especially Roblox. After 10 minutes of TruPlay we said they could go back to Roblox if they wanted but we were amazed when not even 10 minutes later they chose to come back to TruPlay instead!"^4

TruPlay has raised over $30 million since its founding in 2019 and employs around 100 people.^3 One of its earlier titles, Journey of Moses, was played by seven million people worldwide, with a third being non-Christian players — a testament to the platform's appeal beyond the church walls.^7 In early 2026, TruPlay made headlines when CEO Brent Dusing publicly challenged Google and TikTok for rejecting the company's ads promoting Christian-themed content for kids, calling it censorship of faith-driven entertainment.^8