Plant, raise animals, fish, forge weapons and face enemies on a journey of faith — until you build the legendary Temple of Solomon.
⚠️ The game is still in development. The official closed beta is coming soon — but you can already play the test version (unofficial) now.
Covenant Valley is a 2D farming RPG, in the style of Sunflower Land, set in the biblical world. You arrive in the land flowing with milk and honey and must farm it, raise flocks, mine, forge and battle.
Along the way you meet real figures from Scripture — David, Elijah, Moses, Noah, Solomon — in quests that always end with a Bible passage. Every achievement brings you closer to the great goal: raising the Temple of Solomon.
Eight living scenes, each with its own story — plant, fish, mine and battle.
Everything you love in a farming RPG — with purpose in every detail.
Plant and harvest the 7 species of Israel: wheat, barley, grape, fig, pomegranate, olive and date.
Tend the ranch and produce resources over time.
Minere no Mount Lebanon e colha madeira no Sacred Grove.
Capture espécies variadas no Sea of Galilee.
Craft weapons, armor and sacred materials at the Blacksmith.
Face Philistines, skeletons, trolls and fearsome bosses.
Every quest brings a real passage from Scripture.
Complete the pillars and build the Temple of Solomon.
We live in a generation that learns by playing. Covenant Valley was born to fill that space with purpose: a game as fun and beautiful as any other in the genre — but that carries Scripture, characters and biblical values in every detail.
It's a tool for families, churches and children's and youth ministries, and for everyone who loves farming games and wants something meaningful.
The project is part of the bibliaemarte.com ecosystem, uniting faith, art and technology to bring people closer to the Word of God.
Quests and achievements faithful to Scripture.
A beautiful, carefully crafted world.
Free, to reach as many people as possible.
Covenant Valley is free and always will be. To grow, we count on you. Support the campaign on Catarse:
“Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7