David vs Goliath - Bible Story

I am very happy with this game, and very happy to have found it!I have four kids, 10, eight, six and three and they all love this game. There are several things that are notable about this game that have me excited and I have already recommended it to my friends and family with kids that are trying to teach them about the Bible..First, the Bible, and its volume and complexity can be hard to connect with kids on and show them God’s heart in pursuit of mankind. Sometimes the end result can be tall tales that are reduced to underdogs overcoming adversity. This game does a great job, supplementing biblical stories that not only inform on the story, but also contextually connect them with the heart of God.Second, it’s fun. Admittedly, I play the game before my kids so I could talk to them more about it. I enjoyed it, a lot. I found myself trying to beat high scores on the hard levels…Third, this is not a cheap, cut corners way to put Christian games on the Internet. The animation is outstanding. The voiceover was on point, the music and score was fitting and fun. In addition, you can tell that the creators took a lot of attention to detail in nuances with unique interactions. They didn’t rubberstamp functionality with the engagement on the app. There are Easter eggs filled through the game. Fourth, my kids are now asking to play this instead of watching TV for their screen time. Wile, I’m doing the best I can to reduce screen time where possible, there are worse problems to have then them asking to have screen time with educating and engaging Bible stories.My recommendation for parents, if you download this app, play it first. Take the time to understand it and use the opportunity to engage with your kids outside of the app for intentional discipleship.I hope that the creators continue to make more games…

My brother and I have had SOOO much fun with this game! We literally have it on EVERY device in our house. We will play and play and play and if you ask me my favorite part, it would probably be the Lyre/Banjo/Electric Guitar scene. I love that you can play mini games and help defeat Goliath… I also enjoy trying to get all of the Achievements. The only problems I have with this game is that you have to BUY the second half and have to wait SOOO long for the second half to load, but it is SOOOOO worth the wait. If you have this game, I KNOW you agree, like, right?

This creators of this game should make many more just like it for all of the classic bible stories we remember hearing as kids. The story is biblically accurate and told in a way that’s interesting, interactive and even funny- including some analogies or depictions that bring things to present day. The mini games that help move the story along can be changed in difficulty or ever skipped all together for very small children. The hardest setting was challenging even for me! And My own son is four and it’s quickly become his favorite! He has played through the story several times on the Easy setting and can answer questions about it that he would have never retained squirming in his seat in Sunday school. I think the details go much deeper than what’s commonly included in the basic children’s version. I’d give it 10 stars if I could and I’d pay more than 2.99 for it too. If they had 20 more I’d spend it all to download them all for my son. I also teach Sunday school, my class is 4th and 5th grade and once this pandemic is over and we can go back to class I’m going to have them all download this game. I think they will enjoy it too!