Bring your group together around Scripture.
Test the game with a few friends or your ministry team before inviting a large audience. No player account is needed to join a hosted room; hosts need an account for regular games and tournaments.
Six steps to a successful first session
- STEP 1
Prepare a host device
Use a laptop or tablet connected to a reliable network. Decide who will lead the game and who will supervise younger players.
- STEP 2
Try a rehearsal
Open the free multiplayer demo on your host device. It creates a temporary room, so you can practise safely before inviting a group.
- STEP 3
Invite two or more devices
Players scan the room QR code or enter its code on /join. Let team controllers request approval; the host approves them before starting.
- STEP 4
Play and verify the flow
Run through questions, confirm answers update on all screens, try the next question and finish the match. Test a reconnection if possible.
- STEP 5
Run a real small-group session
Use Host Studio for your own packs, rules and tournaments. Begin with a small group and keep the host link private.
- STEP 6
Share what happened
After your session, send pilot feedback, including your broad region and whether the game finished. Report unsafe content through the separate safety form.
Host checklist
- Confirm stable Wi-Fi or mobile data on host and player devices
- Choose appropriate questions and keep the host-only link secret
- Test the presentation screen and QR code before players arrive
- Explain the answer rules and how controllers are approved
- Use nicknames and supervise children appropriately
- Keep a second device ready to test reconnection
- Have a fallback activity if the network fails
Use your browser’s Print command for a copy of this checklist.
Common questions
Can I test without a host account?
Yes. The demo creates a temporary multiplayer room. For your own packs and organised events, sign up for a host account.
Do players need to install an app?
No. Open the join link in a browser and enter the room code, or scan the room QR code.
What if a player's screen freezes or the connection drops?
Check the network, reload the room link and try rejoining. Pause the room from the host control if needed; do not assume a delayed answer was counted.
Should I use a shared team controller or individual players?
Shared mode is ideal for one or a few phones answering for each team. Individual mode gives each participant their own entry and keeps player-specific results.
Can I run a tournament immediately?
Yes, Host Studio has tournaments. Rehearse one ordinary game before your first tournament, especially when using a projector or large group.
Help us improve before a public launch.
Share what worked and what did not. Pilot feedback is for product improvement; safety and content incidents have a separate form.