Chapter 6: Acts
Pentecost in Jerusalem, Tabitha at Joppa, Cornelius at Caesarea and the night the iron gate opened by itself. The story now runs to Acts 12.
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Capernaum · Sea of Galilee · AD 28
A free role-playing game in your browser. You are Simon, a fisherman on the Sea of Galilee, and you walk beside Jesus through the Gospels and Acts.
Why play
The story follows the Gospels and Acts in order. Jesus speaks only in the words of the Bible, quoted word for word.
No Bible knowledge needed. You meet Jesus as Simon did, on an ordinary working day by the lake, and learn the story by living it.
First-century Galilee in 3D. Fish, mend nets, cook and travel the roads to Jerusalem. Skills grow from honest work, never from magic.
Screenshots
Taken in the game as it is today.
The story
Follow Simon from the day Jesus calls him at the lake, through the cross and the empty tomb, to Pentecost and the first years of the church.
“Come after me, and I will make you into fishers for men.”Mark 1:17Read the story
The world
Capernaum’s basalt houses and harbour, the road over Arbel, the Temple courts in Jerusalem, the harbours of Joppa and Caesarea, and the Tiber at Rome. Walk the roads between them, or ride.
The Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives
Jacob's well and the town of Sychar
Nazareth and the hills of Lower Galilee
Chorazin and the basalt hills north of the lake
The Twelve
You play Simon Peter. Andrew, James, John and the rest of the Twelve are with him through the story: in the quests, at the work and on the road.
In the story
Andrew
James, son of Zebedee
John
Philip
Bartholomew
Matthew
Thomas
James, son of Alphaeus
Thaddaeus
Simon the Zealot
Matthias
Judas Iscariot
News
Pentecost in Jerusalem, Tabitha at Joppa, Cornelius at Caesarea and the night the iron gate opened by itself. The story now runs to Acts 12.
Read moreNazareth, Chorazin, Hippos, Jericho, Sebaste, Bethlehem and Herodium, Antipatris and Caesarea Philippi, each with its own people, work and roads.
Read moreBuy a donkey from a dealer and ride between towns. People now answer with a spoken line, and boats, wind and rain have their own sound.
Read moreOnly when there is something to tell: new chapters, regions and events.
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Yes. Create an account and play. There is no shop and nothing to buy; donations are optional and unlock nothing.
No. The game begins on an ordinary day at the nets, and you learn the story as Simon did, one day at a time. If you know the Gospels, you will recognise every scene; if you are simply curious about Jesus, or enjoy history and role-playing games, you are just as welcome.
A computer with a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari that supports WebGL 2. Keyboard and mouse work best; phones and tablets get touch controls. There is nothing to download.
Yes. It tells the story of Jesus as the Gospels and Acts record it, through the eyes of Simon Peter, and quotes the Bible word for word. It invites you into the story rather than lecturing you about it.
Community
Development news, screenshots and short clips from the game. Channels open one at a time; the ones marked “soon” aren’t live yet.
Support
There is no shop and nothing to buy in the game. Donations pay for development time, servers, art and voices. At least 10% of all donations go to our association’s mission for children in Zambia.
Give once or every month, as much as you like: you choose on the donation page.
DonateA donation is a gift: it unlocks nothing in the game. Payment will go through Stripe’s checkout, so we never see your card.