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| Release | Dead Sea Scrolls DLC launches July 3 A buried shelf of the library opens next Friday. Scriptura: Dead Sea Scrolls launches Friday, July 3, 2026 at 9:00 AM EDT, adding four ancient Second Temple works to the typing library. These are not part of the standard Bible canon; they are texts around the edges: apocalyptic visions, rewritten history, community discipline, and psalms from the world of Qumran. Included in the DLC: - 1 Enoch… | — | |
| In-game event | Apocrypha DLC Translation Update We've released a focused translation update for Scriptura. The Apocrypha DLC now supports additional Bible translations, giving players more ways to practice the deuterocanonical books in the translation style they prefer. This update also improves DLC translation handling throughout the app. Scriptura now more carefully checks whether DLC translations are owned before showing or selecting them… | 23720692 | |
| Release | Apocrypha and Sacred Names DLCs are out now Two new Scriptura DLCs are live Scriptura now has two new expansions: The Apocrypha and the Sacred Names Pack . Scriptura: The Apocrypha Type the Apocrypha across three historic Bible editions: · King James Version 1611 — all 81 books in period English · Geneva Bible 1599 — Reformation-era English with Apocrypha included · Clementine Vulgate — the Latin Bible of Western Christianity The DLC inc… | — | |
| In-game event | Scriptura 1.6 — The Calm UI Update This update introduces the largest visual refresh Scriptura has received since launch. The goal was to create a calmer, more focused experience that keeps attention on Scripture while improving readability, navigation, and overall comfort during longer typing sessions. A New Look Across the Entire Game Nearly every screen in Scriptura has been redesigned with a softer, more cohesive visual styl… | — | |
| Game update | Update 1.5.1 — Half the Download, Same Full Bible A leaner Scriptura This update is about respecting your disk space and your bandwidth. We found that Scriptura was packaging a large amount of duplicate font data the game never actually used — so we cleared it out. The download and install are now roughly half their previous size, with nothing else changed. Install size — before → after · Windows: ~1.3 GB → ~690 MB · macOS: ~1.2 GB → ~640 MB ·… | 23499314 | |
| Game update | Update 1.5.0 — International keyboard fixes Fixes from your reports This patch comes straight from bugs that players reported — thank you for flagging them. Two fixes for typing in non-English layouts: · macOS Option-key characters now register. If your keyboard layout makes accented or special characters with the Option key (or AltGr on Windows/Linux), those keystrokes were being swallowed as shortcuts and never reached the verse — so n… | 23497613 | |
| Game update | Update 1.4.0 — Hebrew & Japanese Bibles, plus Hebrew & Latin UI Two new Bibles to type This update adds two complete Bibles, free: · Hebrew Bible — the Westminster Leningrad Codex for the Old Testament paired with the Delitzsch 1892 Hebrew New Testament. For the first time you can type the entire Christian canon in Hebrew, cover to cover. · Japanese Bible — the classic Bungo-yaku literary translation (Meiji Old Testament + Taishō New Testament), carefully m… | — | |
| Community | Thank you, and what's next for Scriptura Thank you, and what's next for Scriptura Scriptura launched on April 30th, and within hours of pushing the build live I was on a plane for a trip that had been on the calendar long before I knew when launch would land. Terrible timing on my part — I came home this week to find that a bunch of you had picked up the game while I was offline. That genuinely means a lot. Thank you. A few things I w… | — | |
| Steam news | Scriptura is live Scriptura is available on Steam right now. Thirty-two translations. Twenty-six languages. Seventy-nine achievements. Eleven themes. 1,189 chapters waiting to be typed. Start wherever you like — Genesis 1, the Psalms, the Gospels, or just today's Daily Passage. Your progress saves per translation, so you can't really do it wrong. Thank you to everyone who wishlisted, tested, and waited. This is… | — | |
| Announcement | Scriptura launches in 48 hours Scriptura goes live on Steam in two days — April 30 . If you've wishlisted the game, Steam will ping you the moment it's available. If you haven't, now's the time. See you Thursday. | — | |
| Community | Why I built Scriptura A short note before launch. I built Scriptura because I wanted a reason to slow down. Typing games usually ask you to go faster; I wanted one that asked me to pay attention. The Bible is a text people have sat with for thousands of years — copying it by hand was how most Christians encountered it for most of history. A keyboard isn't a quill, but the discipline translates surprisingly well. Som… | — | |
| Community | Inside Scriptura — 32 translations, 11 themes, and 79 achievements With launch ten days out, here’s a closer look at what makes Scriptura different from a standard typing trainer. 32 translations in 26 languages. Whether you learned the King James as a kid, prefer the modern clarity of the Berean Standard, want to practice your Spanish with the Reina-Valera, your Russian with the Synodal, or your Japanese with a modern edition — Scriptura meets you where you a… | — | |
| Community | Scriptura launches April 30 — type through the entire Bible It’s official : Scriptura arrives on Steam April 30 . Scriptura is a typing game built around a simple, meditative idea — type through the entire Bible, one verse at a time. No timers racing you to the finish. No scores flashing in your face. Just you, the text, and the quiet rhythm of the keys. What’s in the box at launch: · 1,189 chapters — every word, every verse, Genesis to Revelation · 32… | — |
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