Hawzah News Agency- The “Game 25” project was introduced at the fourth session of the Innovation Corridor initiative, organized by the National Center for Innovation and Creativity Ishraq, affiliated with the Islamic Propagation Office. The event was held on the eve of the anniversary of the October 7 operation.
Hojatoleslam Seyyed Mohammad Ali Taherzadeh, CEO of the “Amin Maze of Wonders” collection, described Game 25 as a creative and purposeful cultural product designed to foster cooperation, planning, and strategic thinking.
“Game 25 is not just entertainment — it is a tool for cultivating teamwork, communication, and synergy in organizational and social settings,” Taherzadeh said. “The game’s design, inspired by real events of the Al-Aqsa Storm, provides an engaging simulation of strategic and collective action.”
He explained that the gameplay incorporates elements such as tunnels, resistance operations, and the targeting of enemy tanks to create an immersive experience while encouraging strategic planning and resource management.
The game, designed to be suitable for a wide range of ages and skill levels, can be used in workplaces, educational institutions, and family environments as an instrument for learning and cooperation.
Developed by the “Amin Maze of Wonders” collection—one of the technology units of the Ishraq National Center for Innovation and Creativity—the initiative reflects Iran’s growing investment in cultural and creative industries that promote values of resistance and collective empowerment.
Officials at the event emphasized that supporting anti-Israel cultural productions represents not only an artistic or entertainment endeavor but also a strategic contribution to the “soft resistance” and the ongoing battle of narratives.
Game 25 is currently available through the Fandalan platform at fandalan.ir.
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