Versia
Versario
Read a real Bible passage and pick which of five books it's from. A quick way to sharpen your sense of Scripture, one verse at a time.
Play Versario →Bible games to play, learn, and share
Test your knowledge, discover the Word, and compete with friends in English or Spanish.
Play. Discover. Connect.
Three ways to play
Two solo games and a live multiplayer showdown — pick your pace.
Versle
Guess the hidden word in six tries, Wordle-style — a new Bible-related category and word every round, play as many as you like.
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Versario Live
Host a room, share the code or QR, and race friends through the same passage questions in real time.
Start a Live game →Play together with Versario Live
Create a room → share the code → play together.
- 1Create a room. Set your Bible range, number of verses, and time per round, then start a room.
- 2Share the code. Share the room code or QR — from a phone, computer, or a TV/projector screen.
- 3Play together. Everyone answers at once. See standings after each round and a final podium at the end.
Built to be easy to pick up
Free to start
Free for rooms up to 50 players, with optional paid tiers for bigger groups.
Bilingual
Every game and every screen works fully in English and Spanish.
No installation
Runs right in your browser — nothing to download or install.
Any screen
Play on a phone or computer, or cast Versario Live full-screen on a TV or projector.
About Versia
Versia is a small family of Bible games — Versario, Versle, and Versario Live — built to make Scripture fun to explore, alone or with other people. Versario tests how well you know where a passage comes from; Versle turns a Bible-related word into a repeatable puzzle; Versario Live turns both into a live, real-time competition.
Play Bible games online by yourself whenever you have a few minutes, in English or Spanish, using the NIV and NVI translations. There’s nothing to install and no account to create — just open a game and start.
Versario Live is built for playing with other people: families around one screen, church youth groups, small groups and Bible studies, and Sunday school classes. One person hosts from a phone or laptop, shares a room code or QR, and everyone else joins from their own device — or gathers around a shared screen in spectator mode.
Frequently asked questions
Is Versia free to play?
Versario and Versle are free to play solo. Versario Live is free for rooms of up to 50 players; larger rooms (up to 100 or 300 players) are available for a small one-time fee through Stripe.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Solo games need nothing at all, and Versario Live only asks for a name to join a room — no email, password, or sign-up.
What languages are available?
Every game works fully in English and Spanish. You can switch languages at any time from the footer or the in-game language switcher.
Which Bible translation does Versia use?
Versia draws passages from the NIV (New International Version) in English and the NVI (Nueva Versión Internacional) in Spanish.
Can I use Versia with a group, class, or church?
Yes — Versario Live was built for that. Families, youth groups, small groups, and Sunday school classes can all play from their own devices around one shared room code.
How does Versario Live work?
One player hosts a room and shares the join code or QR code. Everyone answers the same passage question within a time limit; the app shows standings after every round and a final podium at the end.