Bookmark Showdown
A verse goes up on the screen. Everyone drops a bookmark on their phone where they think it is in the Bible, then every bookmark lands on one long shelf.
- Closest bookmark wins the round
- Whole Bible, Old or New Testament
Put a game on the big screen and play together. Everyone joins on their phone, or put the phones away and grab paper Bibles. Made for youth groups, small groups and family nights. Free, and nobody downloads anything.
Type the 4-letter code on the screen.
Each one takes ten to fifteen minutes and works for a handful of people or a full room.
A verse goes up on the screen. Everyone drops a bookmark on their phone where they think it is in the Bible, then every bookmark lands on one long shelf.
Versle's daily verse game on the big screen. Race each other on your phones while the TV shows everyone's colors, or play one board together and shout your guesses.
The classic church race, with the TV as the caller. It reads the reference out loud, shouts "Charge!", keeps time and keeps score. First to find it stands and reads.
Everyone gets the same secret Bible story, person or place on their phone, except the wolf, who only gets the category. Go around giving one-word clues, then vote. Catch the wolf before they figure out the secret.
One screen everyone can see. That's the only setup.
Go to play.versle.app/tv on whatever is plugged into the TV or projector.
Scan the leader code on the screen and your phone becomes the remote. Or just click on the laptop.
Players scan the QR code, or go to play.versle.app and type the room code. No app, no account.
The game is a web page, so anything that shows a web page on the big screen works.
Plug in, open play.versle.app/tv and press F for full screen. You can run everything from the laptop, or pair your phone and walk around the room.
In Chrome on a computer, open the TV page and click Cast to TV. The game moves to the TV and your computer becomes the remote.
You can also use Chrome's own Cast button and pick "Cast tab".
Open play.versle.app/tv in the TV's web browser, then scan the leader code with your phone so you never have to touch the TV remote again.
On a Mac, use the TV as a display and drag the TV page onto it. From an iPhone or iPad, Screen Mirroring shows your whole screen, so open the TV page there and tap its buttons.
No. Players join in their phone's browser with a name. That's it.
No. Group Play is free.
Yes. Sword Drill only needs paper Bibles, Classic Live has a one-board mode where the room shouts guesses and the leader types them in, and Wolf in Sheep's Clothing can be played by passing the leader's phone around at play.versle.app/wolf.
Names are checked before they show up on the screen, and the leader can remove anyone from the lobby with one tap.
No. The games use verses from days that have already been played. Classic Live only uses today's verse if you choose it.
WEB, KJV, ESV, NKJV, NASB and NIV. The leader picks one before each game.
Up to about 40 phones in a room. Sword Drill takes as many people as you can fit on a team.