My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed playing "Mortality" and feel that our children at the appropriate age will enjoy and learn from it also.

I have had the opportunity to play Dr. David Hall's LDS board game, "Mortality." I found it to play smoothly and to be fun. I have played "Mormonopoly" and other LDS games, and find his to be unique, a creative idea, and to be something I believe others would also enjoy.

I would be happy to tell anyone that I found your game "Mortality" to be a very interesting representation of the LDS viewpoint of the progression and purpose of mortal life. I think you may find that many non-members like myself enjoy it for its instructional as well as entertainment value.

I thoroughly enjoyed the "morality" brought forth by "Mortality". We have seven children between the ages of 9 and 18, and let me tell you, each one of them loves playing this terrific board game. Unfortunately, the world is descending at an alarming rate into abusive television sitcoms and sexually charged reality shows. In the need to find a cure, I searched online for my own solution and found this enlightening and life affirming blessing from Jesus via the internet. He works in mysterious ways, let me tell you that! God bless the creators of this game, and as my children would say, "God bless Mortality". Because of this game, family fun has only gotten more pure, strong and spiritually captivating. Thanks be to you and the lord from within.

"Mortality" is life's lessons in a board game that are fun and friendly for both family and friends to enjoy! I played "Mortality" with a few co-workers. Some were LDS and some were not. We all enjoyed the game very much. I am not LDS and was able to understand the principles and lessons that this game teaches as you enjoy the time spent. This game teaches the player that in order to get ahead in this game you must be helpful to your fellow players unlike games that try to make the other player go bankrupt to win. The game is still competitive, but rewards those that think of ways to help other players and therefore are blessed in the process. It deals with life and the choices that are made and how they affect you down the road which is very true of real life. Relating to this game as a non-LDS person was not at all difficult and very rewarding. I would recommend "Mortality" to anyone. It is a good game to play as a family or a group of friends. I think children 10 and up and adults would enjoy it the most.

My friends and I agree, "Mortality is a new kind of game that never gets old." I've played this game a number of times with my roommates and friends in college. It's definitely not one of those board games that you buy and leave in the closet to gather dust. It's so enjoyable because it's different than any other board game. "Mortality" proves that it's possible to be entertained and uplifted at the same time. All my friends and I love navigating the "Trials of Faith" (as they are called) and taking turns as Bishop. We even get to assign home-teachers and get the opportunity to take our tokens through the "Dating" portion of the board. (Which also makes it great idea for group dates.) "Mortality" is unquestionably a five-star, one-of-a-kind, memorable game.

I recently had the opportunity to play the game Mortality. It is not only a fun game but one which gives the opportunity to learn more about the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the structure and principles of the church. It is an excellent way of sharing the Gospel with our non-member friends.