Bible · Daily deduction
Dans la Bible
One name to find. Clues to connect.
Guess a Bible person, place or event. Each guess reveals what it has in common with the daily mystery.
- 1 player
- One mystery a day

Your daily puzzle break
Eight games for your daily break: seven Bible challenges, including TMC Bible, and the TMC Culture general knowledge quiz. Choose your challenge directly in your browser.
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Compare today’s results and your total for the month.
The BARÆ app · Free
Find all eight daily challenges and your favorites in the BARÆ app. Add its icon to your Home Screen for your next game.
Different ways to find an answer
Choose À la croisée to find words from clues. Try Dans la Bible to narrow down hypotheses using new information. Open Quel verset ? to locate the exact reference of a passage. Scores are not comparable: each game rewards a different kind of search.
For a daily quiz, Tu mets combien ? offers Culture or Bible: stake points based on the topic before seeing the question. Its point capital and optional finale offer a different pace.
For Bible story connections, La Chaîne offers thirty links with twenty seconds per answer. To match characters to categories and build lines, BibGo offers a bingo grid and eighteen cards. Set aside an uninterrupted moment for these two timed games.
| Game | What to find | The clues | The pace |
|---|---|---|---|
| À la croisée | Connect six or eight words | Clues and shared letters | Continuous timer; +5 s per hint |
| Dans la Bible | Identify a person, place or event | Characteristics compared after each guess | Guesses and hints add points; lowest wins |
| Quel verset ? | Find the book, chapter and verse | Colors on the book and four digits | Five guesses, no timer |
| La Chaîne | Find the connection between two Bible elements | Four proposed relationships; one joker | 20 s per answer; one mistake ends the chain |
| BibGo | Match characters to categories on a grid | Nine squares; rows, columns and diagonals | 18 cards, 12 s per card; Pass lets you read the answers |
| Chronos | Arrange Bible events in time | Event cards on a timeline | Place, review, then confirm your order |
| Tu mets combien ? · Culture | Answer six general knowledge questions | Topic before your stake, then answer options | Point capital; optional finale |
| Tu mets combien ? · Bible | Answer six Bible questions | Topic before your stake, then answer options | Point capital; optional finale |
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A habit at your own pace
You do not need a team to enjoy a word or deduction game. Open a puzzle when you have a moment, study the clues and revisit what surprised you afterward. The answers connect to Bible stories and references you can explore at your own pace.
If your break may be interrupted, choose Quel verset ? or Dans la Bible. For À la croisée, set aside an uninterrupted moment: leaving the page does not stop the timer. In all three games, share your result rather than the solution so others can still solve it.
With TMC, choose Bible knowledge or general knowledge. Find its stake rules and both versions on the quiz page.
Tu mets combien ? · Bible crosswords: a practical guide to getting startedBefore you play
Yes. All eight games open for free in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. The BARÆ app is free and installation is optional. An internet connection is required to load challenges and save results.
Dans la Bible, Quel verset ?, À la croisée, La Chaîne and BibGo draw on Bible knowledge, as does the Bible version of TMC. TMC’s Culture version is a general knowledge quiz requiring no Bible knowledge. Choose the format that suits you.
Each game offers the same daily puzzle to everyone, renewed at midnight, Paris time. Published days from the current month remain available in the game menu. Catch-up and ranking rules differ between games.
Dans la Bible, Quel verset ?, À la croisée, La Chaîne and BibGo let you start without an account. TMC Culture and Bible require sign-in to start a challenge; the tutorial remains accessible without an account. Signing in also saves progress and enables leaderboards under each game’s rules.