Noah’s Ark Storybook User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience42.9% of reviews
Neutral19.0% of reviews
Negative experience38.1% of reviews

~ Based on 21 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Top reviews

Best app from childhood

This app is amazing I love it while it’s not accurate to the bible I love it a lot

White Screen

Fix this white screen bug please!!!

Weak Version of Story

For some reason I don’t understand the story as told in this app is significantly different than the biblical account. There’s just no reason for it. A little more effort could have produced better rhyming without changing the truth of the biblical account. Please try to pay more attention to the Bible. This isn’t just a kids story. Thank you.
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Brilliant

This is a MUST as my grand daughter loves the interaction, games, art, entertainment etc - thanks fir making this / it’s SO very good & she has not turned three yet!

Way off in accuracy but cute

Fine child time user but not at all in keeping with the facts offered in the scriptures. It would have been so easy to do that. Why choose to create a story about Noah jumping up when he saw the clouds and whip together a boat in two days when the undertaking took decades and is a vital part of the story? Use with caution a guidance to the scripture
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Beau is rubbish

Noah Wins!

No God in this story

How can you have the story of Noah and the ark and not mention God.

Great!

I loved it and so do my girls! No more crying while waiting at a restaurant, doctor's office or anywhere else!

Decent

What is completely inaccurate are 'christian parents!' Just as the biblical facts are incorrect in this app so is the term 'christian.' This term was never used during the time that the messiah walked the earth nor shortly after his death and will not be used when he cracks the sky open upon his return to save his true worshippers that believe on the Father's true name as well as his true name. See Acts 24:5. While you may find the term 'christian' in the bible such as Acts 11:26 it does not exist in any original greek or aramaic text in the scriptures prior to the first century. It was added in by the translators.
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Noah's Ark

Delighted to find such an inviting, basically correct, and just fun interactional version of Noah. creators did a very good job of personalizing a very difficult event to interpret to young children. I am very pleased and delighted with my four-year-old granddaughter's reaction to this version in a market filled with unacceptable dribble. I give it four stars unabashedly.
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Joannelgrey

A wonderful app. Only one problem, can't keep the granddaughter off my iPhone. She is three lol. Great way to spread the gospel simply.

Noah's Ark

Makes bible study a bit more fun.

Not JUST biblically incorrect.

Besides not being biblically accurate, when you count the animals the app calls porcupines hedgehogs and calls rhinoceros hippos. For the past few days my son has been calling his toy rhinoceros a hippo! Now I know why! It's not a big deal long term, but when kids are first learning identification it's very confusing.

I like their vehicle universe and the shape apps much better than this one.
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Not Biblically acurate

It is really cute with fun graphics, but I can't recomend it b/c it is not Biblically acurate.

The bible story

I like this app for my grandson because it is full of things he can just touch and they move or talk , he is just getting started on computers , he just turned 2.

Ads

The ads make the animal game tough to play

Animals!

The characters move when you tap on them and the animals make their noises. Good app but not sure if I would recommend religious wise.

Great interactivity, but this is not the biblical story

My toddler loved the interactivity with all the sounds and movement. This however isn't the biblical account of Noah and the ark. This is an almost deliberately changed version (apparently the ark was built in two days). I bought this app to teach my daughter the biblical story but will be deleting it as it isn't accurate.

I'll happily change my review to 5 stars if the story is written to accurately reflect the bible.
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Sound stops working

Seems like a great app but when our daughter accidentally jumped out of the app mid way through the story reading when we went back into the app nothing we do can bring back the audio of the story, we only get sound effects like the birds tweeting

Noah ark

Really good bible story for children