I was really excited to play a Biblical version of a favorite game, but when we started playing it it was really awkward. When the green card is "Holy" and everyone puts down their cards and you have to choose, let's say, between "God", "Jesus", and "the Holy Spirit". . .it feels almost sacrilegious.

It was a good idea to create a version that was clean and biblical, but for those who find sarcasm the funnest part of the game, this edition just doesn't work. We have played it with many friends, and most do not find it very entertaining. There is something not right with "unholy God" and "gracious Satan," if you know what I mean.

My daughter was familiar with the secular version of this game, so she was excited to try this version. We play with family and friends and have a great time. Whether we put down the "perfect match" or go with a "silly" answer, laughter always ensues. My only issue with the game is that the Bible verses are written in the King James translation, which is not as easy for kids to understand. Would love to see a version of the game written in NLT or NIV or even The Message.

I don't like how it's all in King James, younger members playing have a difficult time understanding anything!

I purchased this game as a gift for grandchildren that love the original version of the game. I was enthused to find this Bible version to help them keep their little minds on God's Word while they play one of their favorite family games!