A Fight for Faith: The Bibleman Video Game Adventure CD-ROM

Now is your chance to help the greatest heroes of all time! Join Bibleman and the Bible Adventure Team in this highly engaging interactive adventure! Based on the best-selling Bibleman video and national live tour, A Fight for Faith, players can choose to be Bibleman, Cypher or Biblegirl.

Play through 9 challenging levels as you race to save Gabriel. Olivia and the children of Andersonville. Battle through intense action sequences with the Wacky Protestor's henchmen, and work your way through challenging puzzles and mazes to stop the Wacky Protestor from trapping the kids in ART forever. Using the Full Armor of God to defend yourself, as well as Scripture found throughout the game, you can defeat the Wacky Protestor and his henchmen once and for all. Join Bibleman, Biblegirl, Cypher and U.N.I.C.E. in their most exciting adventure yet as they practice 1 Timothy 1:18 and "Fight the good fight of faith!" This game is rated E for everyone. Developed by Covenant Studios.

System Requirements:
Windows: Pentium 3 or better; Windows 98, NT, ME, 2000, or XP; 500 MB available hard disk space; 128 MB RAM; 8X CD-ROM drive; 4 MB Direct X 8.1 compatible video card; 4 MB DirectSound 8.1 compatible sound card; QuickTime 6.1 or better (included); DirectX (included).
Macintosh:G3 or better; 800x600 resolution or higher; ;Thousands of colors or better; OSX Panther or better; 500 MB available hard disk space; 256 megs RAM; CD-ROM drive; QuickTime 6 or better

Average Rating:

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Reviewed by Thalia Harris (Excelsior Springs, MO), May 27, 2009

This is a great CD ROM game that teaches the bible in a fun format for children of all ages. I am a single parent and in my forties and I have enjoyed playing this myself. This is a perfect way to build a connection between the bible and your children, youth group etc. A very well developed idea indeed!

Reviewed by Tim Emmerich (Oregon), April 27, 2009

I'm hearing a few more reports of Bibleman not running smoothly on Vista. The developer is looking into this. If it runs smoothly for you on Vista, let me know what version you have (home, pro, etc.) So far, no reported problems on XP or earlier (nor the Mac version).

Reviewed by Tim Emmerich (Corvallis, Oregon), March 30, 2009

Bibleman works on PCs and Macs! And is a must buy for Bibleman fans. As with all software, there are improvements and fixes that occur later (even consoles like Playstation are now updating their titles via download). So, if you have an issue, seek out the developer's web site to see if there is an update also called patch. For Bibleman, there is - so download this if you are experiencing issues: http://www.covenant-studios.com/support/AFFF_Patch.exe It is found on this page: http://www.covenant-studios.com/support/f4f.html If you still have issues, contact the developer for help. If that is unfruitful, contact me and I'll do my best to assist you -> support@GraceWorksInteractive.com Thank you for supporting Christian Game Developers. God bless, Tim

Reviewed by Renee Ekbladh (Owensboro, KY), March 16, 2009

This game is okay but directions are few. Also it is frustrating that you have to get through three levels before you can even play as Bibleman. There also seems to be a lot of gliches in the program as well.

Reviewed by Paul Bury (Lonoke, AR), April 14, 2008

Bibleman is one major behemoth. This reviewer was humbled to be able to take the time to play such a well known brand name. If you are not aware of who Bibleman is, then you need to learn (and fast). Bibleman is a Christian DVD/VHS series that is a superhero, sci-fi theme. This reviewer's eldest son is totally into Bibleman, Biblegirl, and especially Cypher. Put on the full armor of God, as we analyze Covenant Studios, Inc.'s first title. Some seriously high expectations were thrown at this title, and most of that has to do the DVD it is based off of. Graphically Covenant Studios hit a home run as far as this reviewer is concerned. The overhead view is exactly what this reviewer is into (think of the Sims, or Ultima Online). The level of detail of the characters, and items is done really well. The Biblecave is an extra special treat. There are games that are more graphically intense on the PC (Personal Computer), and they require the latest hardware to run them. Bibleman does a very good job in the graphical department, without forcing the player to upgrade their PC. The graphics are bright, colorful, good details, and realistic artwork. There are images that promote a relationship with Jesus Christ. Wholesome images are also used properly. Enemies vanish after being vanquished. The Wacky Protestor has one of the funniest lines in the game (Bibleman and a chrome bumper is what it is in regards to). All of the voices from the DVD are on this game, and that totally rocks. Speaking of rocking, this game includes original music from the Rock N' Roll Worship Circus. An alter call is given at the end of the game that comes directly from the DVD. A few of the audio clips are repeated a bit too often, but that is forgivable. Paul from www.familyfriendlygaming.com

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Author: Greg Schumsky
Located in: Jamul CA
Submitted: November 15, 2005

    Tell us a little about yourself.  I was born and raised in San Diego, California, and still live here (in the East County). I am happily married to a wonderful woman (Lisa) and have two beautiful children. I like classic cars (I have one) and cool vehicles in general. I like to draw, make short films, and do animation. We attend the Church of St. Luke (Catholic), and thank the Lord everyday for this opportunity and ministry.

    What was your motivation behind this project?  God. Well, actually, my wife asked me one day why there weren't any Christian video games, but I know it was Him speaking through her. From that point He opened so many doors and made so many appointments for me to meet the right people who could help accomplish this.

    What do you hope folks will gain from this project?  My hope is that parents will see video games like this that are Christian games, and not think right off the bat that "Christian games are boring", or all video games are bad for their children.

    Who are your influences, sources of inspiration or favorite authors / artists?  My favorite artists are Charles Schultz, Jim Henson, George Lucas, and my two children, Sydney (daughter) and Connor. As far as art styles, I like the art deco period, and mid-century modern. I was highly influenced by Star Wars as a child which led me into film, video, and video game work. Christ, as well as my family inspire me everyday to want to make great video games for kids.

    Anything else you'd like readers / listeners to know:  I was extremely blessed with the great people God brought into this project, which included the guys from The Rock n Roll Worship Circus, our lead progammer Ando, our level/tech guy Steve, and my business partner Mike.

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