App Shopper: ScriptoQuoth - New Testament Verse Puzzler (Games)

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ScriptoQuoth - New Testament Verse Puzzler

iOS iPhone

A biblical game that challenges your decoding skills and at the same time lets you gain the wisdom of the New Testament. Fun for everyone.

ScriptoQuoth is a word puzzle game based on Scripture. Fill in missing letters to decrypt a verse. “Pass the Word” by sending your favorites to friends and family.

_nd Jesus s_id unto him, Re_eive th sig_t: th_ f_ith h_t_ s_ved t_ee.
Luke 18:42

The game gets tougher as you advance – fewer clues, fewer mistakes accepted – but don’t despair, the more you play the better you’ll get and the more rewards (virtual and spiritual) you’ll accrue.

V_r_ly, v_r_ly, _ say u_to you, He that bel_eveth o_ me hath everla_t_ng l_fe.
John 6:47

One last thing reminder: Whenever you discover a passage that you find amazing you can instantly share it with friends via Facebook, Twitter, SMS or E-mail.

Y_ s_all kn_w t__ tr_t_, and t__ tr_t_ s_all make y_u fr__.
John 8:32

Here are some key features of ScriptoQuoth:

※ Select one letter and all of the same letter are also selected

※ Whether your native English is American or the Queen’s, you can play using the dictionary spelling you prefer

※ Modify the screen size to see the entire quote, or play the level a few words at a time

※ Forward quotes to your friends or favorite great quotes in the game for a future pick me up.

※ Over 2 days of non-stop game play; topics for faith, discipline and love

※ Rankings – From Heathen to Bible Thumper to God-Favored :) (>1M points required)

※ Difficulty – free levels for the average enthusiast, hard and expert puzzles for the cryptogram crazies among us

Follow us on twitter @scriptoquoth Feel free to give us feedback at quoth@thinknao.com

Have fun!

What the fool does in the end the wise man does in the beginning.
Unknown Author