Priest SimulatorPRIEST SIMULATOR · Updated 24 October 2026
A guide to your first temple.
Understand the game before creating an account. This guide describes the full game; the public demo is a shorter practice version with reduced prices and a five-second rite timer.
Faith and Coins
Faith supports character progression. Coins pay for temple development and other in-game actions. Check the requirements displayed for your next rank instead of spending every resource as soon as it arrives.
A tap on the character earns Faith. A temple tap gives a small Coin donation. Bonuses depend on the active character and their development, so the same action can become more productive as you progress.
Your first session
Start by tapping your character and looking at the next-rank requirements. Perform an available rite, then compare the price of a temple upgrade with the Coins you have.
The public demo starts each practice character with 80 Coins. An upgrade costs 25 times the current temple level, up to level four. These training prices are not the prices in the full game.
Rites and cooldowns
Each rite has its own rank requirement, temple requirement and waiting period. When the timer reaches zero, the rite can be performed again.
Performing a rite grants its displayed resources and may drop a unique item. A more advanced rite is a progression goal, not a reason to click repeatedly on a locked action.
Temple upgrades
The full game has several upgrade branches. Read which branch increases Faith, Coins or passive income before choosing where to invest.
Temple development also matters for rank and rite access. A balanced approach is to inspect your next unlock, then improve the branch that helps you reach it.
Ranks and confessions
Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant characters have different ladders and rites. Their balances, equipment and temple development are separate.
Later Orthodox progression includes monastic tonsure, dioceses and senior leadership. Catholic celibacy vows and Protestant service vows belong to their respective paths; they are not Orthodox tonsure.
Wardrobe and unique items
Wardrobe items and character skins change the appearance of your character. Some equipment has resource bonuses; inspect the item description and rank requirement.
Unique items may grant collection bonuses. Read the collection explanation in the full game to see how bonuses combine and which confession an item belongs to.
Auction and transfers
Players can list eligible unique items on the auction or transfer them to another player using a Game ID. Review the recipient and the item before confirming.
Auction bids reserve Coins. Listing, cancellation and settlement rules are shown in the game; review them before committing resources.
Accounts, saving and purchases
The full game saves account progress on the server. Keep your Game ID, and use the correct sign-in or account-linking flow when moving between the browser and Telegram.
Optional purchases open WayForPay. The server checks payment confirmation and delivers an approved purchase independently of whether the game remains open. If an item is missing, contact support with the order number and Game ID; do not buy it again just to resolve a delivery issue.
A useful early-game routine
Check daily tasks, perform the rites that are ready and inspect the next rank. Spend Coins on a useful temple upgrade, then return when longer timers are complete.
The guest demo is intentionally small: use it to learn the controls, not to earn resources for a real account. You can reset its browser save at any time.