The Last Scribe
FAQ
Questions, answered
Everything parents, group leaders, and players ask before becoming Scribes.
What is The Last Scribe?
A 2D cooperative Bible adventure and quiz game. You play a time-traveling Scribe who explores Bible chapters as playable worlds, meets the people of Scripture, and earns XP through chapter quizzes. It runs in any modern browser and supports 2–6 players per level.
Is it free to play?
Yes — the complete intro story, the Baptism of Jesus, Revelation 1 and four open lands (the Last Days, Eden, Judea and Patmos) are free forever, with their voices and with multiplayer, and no credit card is required. A subscription ($9.99/month or $79.99/year) unlocks every other Bible world. See pricing.
How does multiplayer work?
One player starts a room and shares a code like SCRIBE-4829. Up to six players join from any device and explore the same world in real time. Quizzes trigger for the whole room, and results feed shared leaderboards.
What devices does it run on?
Any modern browser — desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone. No download, no app store. You can add it to your home screen like an app, and it saves your progress offline.
How do you keep content Biblically accurate?
Every quiz question, narration line, and dialogue is written from the chapter itself and checked against our doctrinal rules before it is released. Each world also ships with a verse coverage manifest tying gameplay back to chapter and verse — nothing skipped, nothing added. If anything looks wrong, tell us from inside the game and we put it right.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. There is no typed chat anywhere in the game — players talk through a fixed wheel of friendly phrases and emotes. Story chapters are played in private rooms that need an invite code. There are no ads and no in-game purchases; the shop sells only cosmetics for coins earned by playing. Children under 13 play on a child account that a parent sets up and can manage or delete at any time (see our privacy notice).
Can I cancel my subscription anytime?
Yes, in one click. You keep access until the end of your paid period, and your XP and progress are never deleted.
Who makes this, and what do you believe about the Bible?
The Last Scribe is built by an independent Seventh-day Adventist developer. The worlds follow the Bible chapter by chapter, quoting the King James Version, and read it in the Adventist understanding of Scripture. We never draw God as a person, Jesus is never a playable character, and nothing is added to the text. Players of any background are welcome.
The Last Scribe is an independent project: it is not produced, sponsored or endorsed by the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists or any church body.
Do I lose progress if my internet drops?
No. Saves are offline-first: progress writes to your device immediately and syncs to the cloud in the background when you're back online.
How often is new content added?
New Bible chapters and worlds ship continuously. Subscribers get every new release at no extra cost.