OBAN unveiled at Paris Games Week 2025
The non‑violent “mind‑sport” bridging strategy, education and esports
Why now? Converging markets & practices
Video games, esports and edtech are converging: audiences, formats and expectations meet at school and at home.
- Education: demand for measurable tools in attention, reasoning, cooperation, resilience.
- Educational esports: short, readable, inclusive formats — role rotation, rotating captaincy.
- Streaming: OBAN is built to be followed live, in classrooms or online.
- Accessibility: non‑violent, minimal equipment, compatible with quiet rooms.
- Transversality: bridges with Math, Ethics, Debate.
- Scalability: educational licenses, esports circuits, partner APIs.
Unique proposition — Hexagon + ball + sport‑inspired roles → a strategy you teach, and matches you experience.
Roadmap 2025 → 2027+
2025
- Nov.: public beta (teacher & player keys)
- PGW: demos, micro‑tournaments, press meetings
2026
- Launch + school & inter‑school circuits
- Institutional & media partnerships
2027+
- Extended education program (licenses, tools, resources)
- API & partner integrations
Differentiators
- Non‑violent, multi‑audience, measurable
- Stream‑readable & short formats
- Hexagon + ball + roles = sports‑like clarity
Quotes
“OBAN turns strategy into a training ground for attention, cooperation and decision‑making. It’s a bridge between video games, school and esports.”
— CEO, OXXYMORE INTERACTIVE
“We designed OBAN to be as clear to watch as a match, and as formative as a guided workshop. The joy of play is the entry point.”
— Lucien, Creator of OBAN
Key sector figures (snapshot)
School esportsshort, readable formats
Serious gamesgrowing adoption in education
Streamingrising educational content
Non‑violentstronger social demand
OBAN’s value — A differentiated gameplay designed for class and streaming, with observable benefits and international scalability.
Contacts & resources
Official siteoxxymoreinteractive.com
Press / Media HubPress kit, visuals, one‑pagers
Educational impactPillars, grids, pilots