Joseph: Bible Adventure
by Bible Games Studios
Joseph's story from Genesis, as a game for young children.
CatholicApps.com Score
3.0/5The short version
An early Bible adventure game for young children that tells the start of Joseph's story in narrated comics, with ads and nothing specifically Catholic.
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Joseph: Bible Adventure (José: aventura de la Biblia in Spanish) turns the story of Joseph from Genesis into a game for young children. Kids look after Jacob's sheep, explore a world of dreams and clear levels to open the next part of the story, which is told in illustrated, narrated comics.
Three chapters are out so far: the young shepherd, his prophetic dream, and a flight toward Egypt. More are promised. The game is at version 0.0.7, so treat it as an early release.
The game takes some liberties with the story. In the store screenshots, the third chapter has Joseph running from his brothers on the road to Egypt, which isn't how Genesis tells it. There, his brothers throw him into a cistern and sell him to traders. If your children know the story, talk it through with them.
The developer is a small Spanish-language studio, so the store screenshots and update notes are in Spanish, but the game itself has English text and English narration, along with Spanish, Portuguese, French and German text.
Nothing in its listing is specifically Catholic. It retells a story that Catholic and Protestant Bibles share, so we list it as a Bible game rather than a Catholic app.
Parents should know about the ads. The game shows Google ads and, according to its Play listing, shares approximate location and device identifiers with third parties for advertising, which isn't ideal in a game its privacy policy says is meant for children from age four. A one-time $1.99 purchase removes the ads.
Joseph's story is a good one for children, and the art is lovely. Check back once more chapters are out.
Is it faithful?
A retelling of Joseph's story from Genesis with no denominational teaching. It adds scenes that aren't in the Bible, such as Joseph running from his brothers on the road to Egypt.
Privacy
Google Play's data safety section says the game shares approximate location, app activity and device IDs with third parties for advertising and analytics, and that data can't be deleted. Signing in with Google Play Games is optional.
From the Google Play data safety section, checked November 9, 2026.
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