Bible Buffet

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Bible Buffet
Box art of Bible Buffet for the NES
Developer(s)	Wisdom Tree
Publisher(s)	Wisdom Tree
Platform(s)	NES
Release date	^NA October 1993
Genre(s)	Board game
Mode(s)	Single-player
Input methods	Joystick

Bible Buffet is a video game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993 by Wisdom Tree, a company which specialised in Christian-themed video games. Like many of their games, Bible Buffet was not licensed by Nintendo. Despite being called Bible Buffet, the game has no internal technical references to the Bible, Christianity, or religion in general.

In the game, up to four players move their pieces around a board similar to the physical board game Candy Land, participating in mini-arcade games at certain locations on the playfield. Its game engine was later used in the Wisdom Tree's Spiritual Warfare.

1 Game Play
2 See Also
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Game Play

The lands accessed from the main board are as follows:

Veggie Land
Potato Land
Salad Land
Fast Food Land
Bread Land
Pizza Land
Freezer Land
Snack Land
Bar-B-Q Land
Liquid Land
Fruit Land
Dessert Land

The object of the game is to get rid of the food that chases you. The weapons available to players are exploding barrels (whose exploding method emulates the mechanics from the Bomberman series); forks, knives, and spoons. The game also includes a quiz section where players answer three True/False questions in order to advance. These questions would be the only Bible references in the entire game, but they are only found in the game's instruction manual.

[edit] See Also

Christian video games

[edit] References

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