DigiPlus Interactive Corp. on Friday announced a partnership with boxing legend Manny Pacquiao, unveiling a lineup of co-branded digital games inspired by the Filipino sports icon’s career, resilience, and legacy.

The collaboration will roll out nine Pacquiao-themed game titles across DigiPlus platforms BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone. Seven titles are already live, with additional games expected to be launched in the coming weeks.

“As the entertainment scene continues to evolve, audiences are seeking more authentic and exciting experiences. This landmark collaboration with revered Filipino sportsman Manny Pacquiao allows us to create something innovative, meaningful, familiar, and truly local,” DigiPlus Chairman Eusebio H. Tanco said.

DigiPlus said the partnership is envisioned as a long-term, content-driven collaboration that goes beyond branding, with Pacquiao’s defining moments, Filipino values, and symbols integrated into the games’ mechanics and visual design.

Among the flagship titles is “Super Ace Pacquiao,” which features 1,024 ways to win and payouts of up to 10,000x, drawing inspiration from Pacquiao’s unprecedented feat of winning world titles in eight weight divisions.

Another key release, “Boxing King Pacquiao,” is an action-driven slot game built around 88 paylines, offering wins of up to 2,000x, along with free games, free spins, and multipliers modeled after the rhythm and discipline that marked Pacquiao’s boxing career.

“These games are made for Filipino players, with a Filipino champion front and center,” Tanco added.

Other titles already available include “Pacquiao Fortune,” “Manny Punch,” “Pacman’s Bingo Boom,” and “Pacman’s Color Game.” The games can be accessed through the BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone platforms.

Pacquiao, a Hall of Famer and the only boxer to claim world championships in eight divisions, said the games reflect not only his victories but also the values that shaped his journey.

“These games created together with DigiPlus chronicle my story. Aside from the wins, they tell the story of my struggle, discipline, and the faith that lifted me through it all,” said the 47-year-old southpaw from General Santos City.

“I hope players get to see themselves as they see me in these games and feel inspired by what they could also achieve,” Pacquiao added.

DigiPlus said it plans to continue expanding the Pacquiao-themed lineup while pursuing future collaborations that highlight Filipino culture, sports, and entertainment.