Cranium Bible Games Edition

We love to play this game with our preteen/teens on family nights! We’ve only been through about 1/4 of the data cards so far, and there’s been a misprint (See attached photos: Zechariah couldn’t talk; he was not struck blind). Even though the card was inaccurate, it encouraged us to dig in to God’s Word to prove we knew the right answer. :) Overall, we recommend this game for hours of family fun!

We have used this in our youth group with the older girls and they have really enjoyed and it has helped them to study the scriptures more so that they can do better in the game.

I have always loved the Cranium game, with the four activity-style categories, and I love the Bible, so I was so excited to find this! My family prefers to play using the original Cranium board because it takes longer and has the two tracks - this one is just a circle that doesn't take long at all to finish. The "manufacturer recommended age" is 12, but we played with an 8 year old who knew all the answers! It's definitely not difficult if you are familiar with the Bible (main characters, stories, and key words/ideas), but it's still fun!

This is such an incredible family game! It’s says 16+ but my kids are 7, 9, and 10 and we play it with them and really really enjoy it and look forward to playing it all together! It’s a great way to spend time in the Lord on a weekend day.

Last week's game night was an absolute hoot, thanks to the Cranium game! What I loved about it was that it catered to the diverse skills and talents of my friends. From trivia whizzes to art virtuosos, the variety of gameplay kept us thoroughly entertained. It was a fantastic night of fun and laughter! 🎉🎨🧠

the game was decent only problem was the weird moving around the board procedures

Great for the family

Where do I even begin with this hot garbage? First of all, the quality of this version of cranium is substantially lower than a standard cranium. It only has one board layout that is the shorter medium board, it only comes with two pieces for two teams as opposed to four, less clay, less paper. No boxes to hold the cards in and the cards feel flimsy and are printed on both sides of questions. It's just overall a low quality version of cranium. But what is substantially worse is the questions. Our first all-play sensosketch was "the wounds of Christ"... Who says that? We had three teams and no one was able to guess that particularly specific phrase. The next I'll play sensosketch was "cloud"! How do we go from the wounds of Christ to cloud?! What a roller coaster! Some of the trivia questions were theologically inaccurate and used wildly out of context Bible references. It makes me wonder if the people who made this game were Christians or just making a game that they thought Christians would like. I am not exaggerating when I'm saying this game is going in the garbage.