The Great Commission Strategic Card Game
The Great Commission Strategic Card Game
The Great Commission is a cooperative (or solo) strategy game where you take on the challenge of leading a church in the tumultuous Roman era. Manage a church full of diverse personalities, each contributing their own unique abilities and gifts, but also bringing their struggles with sin, conflict or even demonic opposition.
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£34.99 = ~$44.99
FEATURES:
Cooperative multiplayer mode
Fully developed solo mode
Child-friendly modes
Tableau-Building
Resource Management
Engine Building
Multiuse cards
Simultaneous Turns
Variable Difficulty settings
The rich historical setting and spiritual themes interwoven with the gameplay lead to not only tactical decisions but sometimes philosophical ones. The aim is to share the gospel and assemble your church before your time runs out!
The game is set in the first-century Roman Empire, and the bold contemporary artwork is drawn from the Acts of the Apostles: Word for Word Bible Comic.
REVIEW QUOTES AND ENDORSEMENTS
“I feel like I've just reached the tip of the iceberg with all of the different combinations there are [...] I really enjoy games like that, and this one really knocked it out of the park [...] It's simple, it's streamlined, it's fun [...] it's thematic, it's aesthetic, I can't think of any cons" Sam Healey: The Dice Tower Review
Included in the Top Ten Games of 2025 by Flipside of Board Games.
“Score: A- This is a wonderful card game that is pretty well designed. As a non-Christian and someone who is always looking for new and fun card games, The Great Commission won me over with its unique use of theme and fun mechanics.” Board Games With Joe
"The 'Good News' is that the gameplay also stands on its own merit as accessible and enjoyable to all, regardless of familiarity with Christianity, religiously or historically.” Board's Eye View
"As an engine-building tableau builder, it was fantastic. Really, really good. As a non-faith person, I would 100% play that again. It's meaty. It's a proper game, which I wasn't entirely expecting, a proper, proper card game." Dave, Hairy Game Lords
Playthrough: Meet me at the Table
