John Christian

To defend your honor, I pledge to thee. As I kneel before you, on bended knee. My loyalty to you, until my death, I’ll fight for you, with my final breath. No challenge you ask, shall be too great. To honor you’re bidding without debate, I decree to you, as a Templar of this land, I’ll do as you ask; I await your command. I raise my sword, and swear by this troth. To you and your kingdom, this is my oath. To forever defend you, until death I do depart. One Sword, one Knight, One Heart Resting in calm repose, The fiercest blast that blows And bows yon sturdy oaks on Bashan’s height, Can yield no influence here; — For many and many a year Hath ” slept in Jesus ” this our stalwart Knight. While rust corrodes his great cross-hilted sword, The toil-spent Templar rests before the Lord. He heard an inward call, — ” Leave home, leave country, all That love you or are loved, — leave wealth and fame, And with this ruddy Cross, Count other things but dross, To go and battle in your Master’s name! There, where I walked in early days with men, Go, I will meet you, striving there, again!” Meekly he rose and went; His hard-earned fortune spent In the high cause for which he took the sword; He …

As a firm believer in Christ that is on the lookout for great Christian games, there was no hesitation in buying a game called John Christian. In fact, I was enthralled that it was a trilogy, so I could not resist buying the whole series. You play as a young man who finds the armor of God, as he becomes armored by the Holy Ghost, having the shield of Faith and the sword of the Spirit. Its then up to John to rescue people that are in prison of their own sin, which means you go through the different Hell dimensions of lust, pride, gluttony, envy, wrath, etc. You fight many demons, devils and other evil spirits. You come across Bible verses, which increase your Faith and your Faith is basically your health bar. And this is all what makes the game an engaging experience. Although I do have a few problems with the game that I wish could be improved. The jumping mechanics with John are kinda out of place. Sometimes you'll do a single jump and sometimes you'll do a triple jump. The combat with both and the enemies I feel like is quite stiff. I wish there could be dodging, flipping, spinning, other different combat moves that he could do. I also notice that some of the enemies move like …

This game taught me to love the Bible

so, i played and beat this game, i like the concept i like what they want to do in this game. but, there is a lot of jank, the controls are very tank like, enemies can stun lock you, but you can do the same to them. this game needs a guide in the game, like something to tell me where to go. the controls need a lot of work, the graphics im fine with, but if someone or shoot even the dev re did the game in another engine, that would be awesome. this game would be a great game it it got more work on it. would i recommend it, no, but also yes, because this game needs a lot of work. there are spots where the game chugs and i dont know why because i have a decent pc. so it needs a lot of work. dev if you come back to this, work on it, needs way more time in the oven. ui needs work, the words get in the way, the screen feels to close, the health bar and the super need something else, like some modern games, hold down the button and it auto heals, something like that. but anyway enough ranting, ill post a vid of it too, was recording footage of the game. had this for a while and decided to play it.

To say that this game's jumping mechanic is inconsistent is certainly contender for understatement of the year. I can't recommend this game, to anyone. Within the first 10 mins you're presented with a series of jumping puzzles that will make you question your faith. Sometimes John doesn't jump when you press the jump button. Sometimes John doesn't jump high enough to clear a ledge. Sometimes John jumps high enough. Sometimes John jumps too high. Sometimes John jumps too far. It's an inconsistent mess with no rhyme or reason and I really don't have the patience for a puzzle based on a mechanic that behaves differently every time you press its associated button. This is just poor craftsmanship. And to demand money for it is pure hubris.

An immersive story with great, bug-free gameplay that I highly recommend to all Christians and even non-Christians. I completed this and it was the best game I've ever has the pleasure of playing!