An international tournament that brings together the next generation of dynamic sporting heroes from all over the world: thousands of well-balanced athletes who demonstrate superior skills across both physical and digital competition.
Phygital International is the leading voice in the phygital sports world. Focussed on innovating and redefining the future of sports, it is the custodian and rightsholder of the Games of the Future - overseeing the bidding process for each host city.
In addition to the Games of the Future, Phygital International runs the New Sports LAB, a specialized research and development program focused on creating new sporting disciplines and event formats.
December 31 is the DEADLINE FOR HOST CITY CANDIDATES FOR GAMES OF THE FUTURE 2027
Phygital International is proud to announce that the in-country regional and national ranking tournaments for the Games of the Future 2025 are in full swing. The stage is set for…
Global engagement in online gaming has reached new heights and the physical inactivity in young adults is at its lowest. Hence, the need for innovative solutions has never been clearer….
“The phygital movement is such a beacon of positivity”, declared world-renowned former footballer Sol Campbell, one of the key speakers at a fascinating panel discussion that Phygital International hosted during…
With each Games of the Future our global community grows, championing new sports, innovations, teams and most importantly individuals mastering the digital and physical in harmony.
The Games of the Future comprises competitions across five challenges: Sport, Battle, Tactical and Technical.
There are a selection of core disciplines within each challenge that feature at every Games of the Future, as well as open categories that may be bespoke to a host city, or innovated specially for each Games.
Competitors are the lifeblood of the Games of the Future and are at the top of their chosen disciplines. Teams from every corner of the world are brought together by the Games to compete across its physical and digital challenges. Each team and individual is selected from either global rankings provided by the World Phygital Community over a series of national and regional competitions, or a variety of other factors dependent on their discipline.