Bloomberry Launches Philippine-Made Arcade Games on megaFUNalo Platform
Bloomberry Resorts has expanded its online gaming platform megaFUNalo with the launch of a new lineup of Philippine-made arcade games, marking a strategic move toward locally developed digital content.
The newly introduced arcade titles are designed around Filipino culture, everyday life, and familiar visual themes. According to Bloomberry, the initiative aims to strengthen engagement among domestic players while offering a regulated alternative to offshore and grey-market gaming platforms.
Focus on Localised Digital Content
Initial releases include Jeepney Go, inspired by the Philippines’ iconic public transportation, and Cash Cash Fiesta, which reflects the colours and atmosphere of provincial street celebrations. Additional locally themed titles are expected to be rolled out as the arcade portfolio continues to expand.
Bloomberry said the locally focused approach is intended to differentiate megaFUNalo from international gaming platforms by offering content that resonates more closely with Philippine audiences.
Operating Within a Regulated Framework
The arcade games are offered under the regulatory oversight of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp (PAGCOR), reinforcing Bloomberry’s emphasis on compliant digital growth. The company noted that licensed platforms are increasingly well positioned to capture domestic demand as regulators intensify action against unlicensed online operators.
Strengthening Digital Strategy
Bloomberry described the launch as part of a broader long-term digital strategy, positioning megaFUNalo as a trusted and culturally relevant online gaming destination. By investing in Philippine-made content, the company aims to combine international technical standards with a distinct local identity.
The expansion highlights growing confidence in regulated online gaming as an increasingly important segment of the Philippine gaming ecosystem.
