_"The Bible Game" (Crave, for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, $19.99): Those who are mortified by the violence in video games can take heart in the existence of the squeaky-clean "Bible Game," an undoubtedly sincere attempt to bring Christian values to our godless neck of the woods. It's about as good as other pop-evangelical entertainments, such as Christian rock and the "Left Behind" books — which is to say, not very. At its core is a quiz show with 1,500 questions drawn from the Old Testament. The educational material is broken up by poorly executed, Bible-inspired minigames like "Red Sea" (flee Egypt without drowning!) and "Staff of Aaron" (destroy the Pharaoh's snakes!). Don't push your luck too far, though, or you might bring down The Wrath of God, in which case you lose all your points. "The Bible Game" is like a faith-based "Mario Party" — except that it's no fun. One-half star.
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