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Explore the history of the Holy Jewish Temple in unique and entertaining way Description It is a unique game that was made possible with collaboration of The Temple Institute. Years of research by Rav Yisrael Ariel, the founder of The Temple Institute (Machon HaMikdash) were put into preparing one of the kind pictures that for the first time ever are now featured in a web app. Our game presents these unique pictures of historical events, connected to the Holy Jewish Temple, from the period of the creation of the World up until the Second Temple destruction. There are no other pictures of the Jewish Heritage that so accurately portray these events with so much detail strictly according to the Jewish Traditional sources. We work hard to bring to you this treasure in an entertaining way, so that you can have fun, while learning sequence of events in the Jewish History that bring us to where we are now. Here are some of the great features of our game: unique Temple Institute pictures 2 game difficulty modes: Regular with 12 Temple events Advanced with 21 Temple events 2 game length versions: Blitz (short) - a 30 second game Long - a 2 minute game Explore Timeline - this feature lets you explore the entire Timeline at your convenience, while not playing the game. Temple Miracles, which are revealed when a game is successfully played with 3 stars on the score board. Play and enjoy!
Dec 10, 2013
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