Reality TV fans have something big to look forward to—Bigg Boss is going digital. Nazara Technologies’ UK-based subsidiary, Fusebox Games, has teamed up with Banijay Rights to create an interactive fi
ction game based on the popular Indian reality TV show. Scheduled for release in 2025, the game will let players design their own avatars, follow storylines inspired by the show, and take part in live in-game events synced with the televised episodes. The experience will also be localized in Hindi and various regional Indian languages, ensuring wide accessibility.
Terry Lee, CEO of Fusebox Games, shared his excitement about the project, describing Bigg Boss as a cultural icon in India. He noted that the upcoming game will offer fans a new, immersive way to connect with the show. Mark Woollard, SVP at Banijay Rights, agreed, emphasizing that the partnership will deepen fan engagement with the Bigg Boss brand. In addition to this project, Fusebox is also developing an interactive fiction game based on the global Big Brother franchise, which is also scheduled for release in 2025.
In other major gaming news, the Evolution Championship Series (Evo) has announced its 2025 lineup, with the event set for August 1–3 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The headline titles feature Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8, and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, along with the return of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 for a record 10th appearance.
The lineup also features Rivals of Aether II, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O., and The King of Fighters XV. Evo 2025 promises a better experience with improved venue logistics, more community events, and an expanded arcade zone. Player registrations are now open at evo.gg, while spectator tickets will be available starting February 15.
