Questions and answers

Kids ages 6 through 12. Younger children often enjoy it with a grown-up beside them, and older kids still learn plenty. Nothing in it talks down to anyone.

No. Levi and Lily speak their lessons out loud, and every lesson shows the words on screen too, so kids can read along at their own pace.

The account is how your family’s progress is saved. A grown-up signs in once, and every child plays as their own player inside it. Kids never sign in, never type an email, and never see a password.

Yes. Add a player for each child. Each one keeps their own quests, stars, badges and Bible characters, and their progress follows them to any device where you sign in.

Creating an account is free, and Big Stories of the Bible is free to play with it, along with the quiz game. A membership opens every Adventure: 7 days free, then $9.99 a month or $99 a year for the whole family.

Anytime, from the game’s settings (the gear, under Membership) if you joined on the website, or in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions if you joined on a phone. Cancel at least 24 hours before your free week ends and you won’t be charged.

Verses are from the New Living Translation, chosen because it reads clearly for kids while staying faithful to the original languages.

Scripture Champions is written from a Seventh-day Adventist understanding of the Bible, which is why you’ll find Adventures on the Sanctuary and on Bible prophecy. Families from every church are welcome.

Apps for iPhone and Android are on the way. Your family account will work in both, so progress carries over.

As little as possible. We store a grown-up’s email and the players’ progress so it can be saved and synced. No ads, no tracking, and no selling of anything. The Privacy Policy has the details.