Acts of Kindness
Walk with the first friends of Jesus.
BibleTown is a cozy 3D adventure through the Acts of the Apostles. Children meet Peter, John, Mary and the first Christians, who were real people, and help them live the way Jesus taught: inviting a friend to pray, finding what was lost, sharing what they have. Every one of those is something a child can do tomorrow.
Coming soon to the App Store
Free to play. Chapter 1 is ready now, and Chapters 2 to 6 are on the way.
A town full of friends to help
Each chapter is a story from Acts, told through small jobs a child can do. Between them, Jerusalem is theirs to wander.
Find Peter at the well
The story starts in the market square, a few days after Jesus was taken up into heaven. Peter waves you over: Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit, and while they wait, they pray. He gives you his old fishing rod and a job to do.
Invite friends to pray
Thomas left his walking staff in the sheep pasture. Matthew won't come until you answer his riddle. Mary, the mother of Jesus, asks you to carry her lily to the Upper Room. Every friend you meet introduces themselves and tells a little of their story with Jesus.
Go fishing for Andrew
Andrew needs two fish for supper. Face the water at the Pool of Siloam, wait for the bobber to dip, then reel in quickly. Every new kind of fish comes with a fact about it, like the little sardines from the day Jesus fed five thousand people.
Make a character who looks like you
Pick a boy or a girl, then hair, skin tone, eyes and clothes, and choose a name or have a grown-up type one. On iPhone and iPad, up to eight children can each have their own player, with their own progress.
Chapter 1 ends at Pentecost
When everyone is ready, James opens the door of the Upper Room. Mary sets her lily by the window, and the friends of Jesus pray together, day after day. Then a sound like a mighty wind fills the house, and little flames rest on each of them, just as Acts 2 tells it.
Acts of Kindness: six chapters
The first collection follows Acts 1–12, from the days of waiting after the Ascension to the night an angel led Peter out of prison. The game saves as you go, so it's easy to stop anywhere.
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Chapter 1
Waiting for the Promise
Acts 1
Invite Jesus' friends to pray in the Upper Room, and be there when the Holy Spirit comes.
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Chapter 2
Pentecost!
Acts 2:1-41
Pilgrims from many lands hear the apostles in their own languages, and many are baptized.
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Chapter 3
Sharing Together
Acts 2:42-47
The believers share everything they have. Bring what you gather to the common table.
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Chapter 4
The Beautiful Gate
Acts 3:1-10
Peter and John meet a man who has never walked. He rises, and leaps into the Temple praising God.
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Chapter 5
Helping the Widows
Acts 6:1-7
Help Stephen find the widows who were missed, so that no one is overlooked.
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Chapter 6
Rhoda at the Door
Acts 12:1-17
Pray for Peter in prison, then hear a knock at the gate with Rhoda.
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Explore Jerusalem any time
Outside the chapters, the town is open: fish at the Pool of Siloam, shop at the market stalls, pet the sheep and visit friends. Acts of Kindness is free, and stays free.
Grow the Fruits of the Spirit
The game is built around the twelve Fruits of the Holy Spirit, as the Catechism lists them (CCC 1832). Finishing Chapter 1 earns Faithfulness, for waiting and praying with Mary, and waiting patiently for a fish to bite shows Patience. Each Fruit grows on your own tree at home as a real fruit: a pomegranate, grapes, olives, dates, figs and more.
- Charity
- Joy
- Peace
- Patience
- Kindness
- Goodness
- Generosity
- Gentleness
- Faithfulness
- Modesty
- Self-control
- Chastity
Made for children who can't read yet
Every character speaks their lines out loud, so younger children can follow the whole story by listening.
- A narrator reads every storybook page and tells you each new goal.
- Choices are read aloud before you pick, and every line has a speaker button to hear it again.
- Stuck? The pray-for-help button says a short prayer, then a soft light shows where to go.
- Tap where you want to walk, or use the joystick and one big hand button.
Catholic, and faithful to Scripture
All these with one accord devoted themselves to prayer, together with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus…
Acts 1:14
BibleTown is written from a Catholic point of view. The story follows Acts closely, and Scripture is quoted from the Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition (RSV-2CE).
True to first-century Jerusalem
The first believers were Jewish men and women, and the game shows them that way: keeping the feasts, praying at the Temple and breaking bread together. Inside the story, people only say and do what fits their own time.
Connected to the Church today
After each chapter, a saint card shows where the story's people are now, friends in heaven who still pray for us, and the family prays together, line by line. Story Time in the Journal has deeper pages to read with a grown-up, like the first novena and Mary, Mother of the Church, each with a Catechism reference.
For parents
It's a simple game, but the life in it is real. Doing good, trusting God, and knowing that Peter, Mary, Stephen and Rhoda were real people, saints who pray for us still. We hope it sets your children on fire with love for Jesus, and moves the grown-ups who play alongside them too.
Nothing to buy, nothing to track
No ads, no accounts, no analytics and no tracking. Acts of Kindness is free. Read the privacy policy.
Play in the browser today
At play.bibletown.app the game loads from our own server and nowhere else. Progress is saved in your browser, on your device.
Fully offline on iPhone and iPad
The App Store version, coming soon, is made for the Kids category: everything is inside the app, and it never connects to the internet.
A player for each child
In the app, up to eight children each get their own player and save. The Grown-ups corner, behind a grown-up question, is where players are removed and settings changed, such as how fast conversations move on.