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• Announcements·10 Jul 2026Official

  Six New Bible Translations Are Now Available

  Thank you for asking for more Bible translations in Scriptura. I know how meaningful it is to type in the translation you know and love. Today, I’m happy to share a first wave of six additional translations, available free with the base game: • Chinese Contemporary Bible, Simplified • Chinese Contemporary Bible, Traditional • Nueva Biblia Viva, Spanish • Nova Bíblia Viva, Portuguese • New Arabic Version • Vietnamese Contemporary Bible These translations are available under licenses that allow Scriptura to include them while preserving the required attribution and sharing terms. You can find the source, license, and attribution information at scriptura.games/sources. Adding a translation is not as simple as finding the text online and placing it in the game. Every edition has its own copyright, permissions, and distribution terms. Because Scriptura is a commercial game, I need to make sure each translation can be distributed properly before I include it. I’m continuing to research and pursue additional translations. I cannot promise a specific translation or timeline until licensing is confirmed, but your requests genuinely help me understand what matters most to the community. Please keep sharing the translations you would most like to see. Thank you for your patience, your support, and for helping Scriptura grow.
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• Announcements·3 Jul 2026Official

  Dead Sea Scrolls DLC is out now

  1 Enoch, Jubilees, Damascus Document, and the Qumran Psalms are now in Scriptura. The Dead Sea Scrolls DLC is live. This expansion adds four typeable texts tied to the world of Qumran, Second Temple Judaism, and the literature preserved around the Dead Sea Scrolls: 1 EnochJubileesDamascus DocumentQumran Psalms Each text works with Scriptura's normal typing flow, progress tracking, and completion system. The DLC also adds new book-completion achievements, plus a full Dead Sea Scrolls completion achievement for finishing all four texts. The expansion is available in English, with localized editions across Scriptura's supported languages. Available now on Steam. Thank you to everyone who wishlisted, followed, and kept an eye on this release. I hope this gives Scriptura players another meaningful corner of ancient biblical literature to study, type, and revisit.
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• Announcements·27 Jun 2026Official

  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- Jubilees- Damascus Document- Qumran PsalmsIf you already play Scriptura, this is a new kind of reading path: stranger, more historical, and closer to the desert manuscript world than the base game’s core texts. If you are new, it is a focused way to experience these works slowly, one word at a time, with the same quiet typing loop that defines Scriptura.Wishlist the DLC now from the Coming Soon store page. It releases at $4.99 USD, with a 10% launch discount for the first 14 days.Thank you for playing, wishlisting, and helping Scriptura keep growing. I’m excited to open this next part of the library next Friday.
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• Patch Notes·13 Jun 2026Official

  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, so locked content stays properly gated while owned content remains available as expected.Update highlights:- Added additional translation support for the Apocrypha DLC- Improved DLC ownership checks for translation selection- Cleaned up edge cases around locked translations staying selectedThank you for playing and for helping shape Scriptura as it grows.
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• Announcements·5 Jun 2026Official

  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 EnglishGeneva Bible 1599 — Reformation-era English with Apocrypha includedClementine Vulgate — the Latin Bible of Western Christianity The DLC includes the 15 Apocryphal books, from 1 Esdras and Tobit through Wisdom, Sirach, Prayer of Manasseh, and 1–2 Maccabees. It also adds 16 new achievements: one for each Apocryphal book, plus Full Apocrypha when you complete all 15. Scriptura: Sacred Names Pack The Sacred Names Pack adds four complete 66-book Bible editions for readers in Hebrew Roots, Messianic, and Sacred Name Movement traditions: World English Bible — Sacred Name Movement (Yahuah, Yahusha)American Standard Version — Hebrew Names (Yahweh, Yeshua)Reina-Valera 1909 — Sacred Name Movement (Spanish - YYahuah, Yahush)Reina-Valera 1909 — Hebrew Names (Spanish - Yahweh, Yeshúa) Each edition is derived from public-domain base texts with documented substitution dictionaries. Both DLCs are available now.
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