GamesRadar - Left Behind: Eternal Forces

What Would Jesus Play: Walmart testing Christian games in Texas (News)

Oct 15, 2009

From Gamertell:

"Is the Christian market for games being underserved? Is there, in fact, a market for Christian games? Walmart and Left Behind Games will try to answer those questions with a test in 100 stores in the Houston and Dallas areas. These stores will stock back catalog PC games based on the best selling Left Behind book series."

Left Behind: Eternal Forces Now Free to 1st Million (News)

Feb 7, 2008

From the article: "Looks like Left Behind: Eternal Forces was such a huge 'success', that Left Behind Games Inc is going to give away the title for free! A giveaway, neat! Similar to our own, right? Well not exactly. You see, they are just giving it away to the first one million people who sign up for it! So what are you waiting for, the second coming?"

Official press release at source.

Left Behind Games Gets Apocalyptic with Bloggers (News)

Oct 5, 2007

From GamePolitics: Numerous reports have surfaced on the web over the last few days regarding legal threats made against blog sites by Left Behind Games, publishers of a controversial real-time strategy title based upon the mega-selling Christian book series. More after the jump.

Left behind need a miracle (News)

Feb 22, 2007

The game sure generated a lot of debates, but it failed to generate revenues.

Yesterday the Left Behind Games announced its financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2006, and it posted sales of just over $2.2 million. The entirety of that sum was due to sales of Left Behind Games' first product, the PC real-time strategy game Left Behind: Eternal Forces, which launched in mid-November.

Left Behind: Eternal Forces (Review)

Nov 28, 2006

Based upon the best-selling religious fiction novels about the aftermath of The Rapture (the End Times event when God takes the Christians to Heaven and leaves everyone else to their fates on Earth), Left Behind: Eternal Forces is not the real time strategy game that most people expected it to be. It is not about gunning down non-Christians in a burst of theocratic wish fulfillment - so really, few folks other than that dude who sued the government over the "In God We Trust" on US money are ...

Left Behind: Eternal Forces (Screenshots)

Nov 28, 2006

Left Behind Bad Investment, Says Analyst (News)

Sep 12, 2006

While the upcoming Christian-themed video game Left Behind: Eternal Forces is expected to be a big seller during the holiday season, at least one Wall Street expert thinks investing in the game's publisher could be a deadly sin.