OXO Video Game Museum Celebrates Two Years in Malaga with Interactive Events
The interactive cultural hub is marking its second year in Malaga by inviting the public to join in a week-long celebration. From January 27 to February 2, 2025, OXO Museo del Videojuego Málaga will host daily activities, games, and giveaways designed to engage gaming enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
Since its opening, the museum has become a key spot in the city for exploring video game history, hardware evolution, and digital art. This anniversary program offers a practical opportunity for visitors to explore the multi-floor exhibition space while participating in limited-time challenges.
Special Anniversary Activities and Prizes for Malaga Visitors
The anniversary lineup is divided into two distinct phases, offering different ways to interact with the exhibits and win memorabilia.
Midweek Interactive Totem (January 27–30)
The celebration starts on Monday, January 27, with an interactive digital totem installed at the museum. Any visitor who purchases an admission ticket during the first four days of the event can try their hand at a digital game of tic-tac-toe. Players who participate will have the opportunity to win exclusive merchandise from the museum.
Weekend Clue Hunt (January 31 – February 2)
For the weekend, the museum is organizing a visual gymkhana throughout its exhibition spaces. Designed to encourage detailed exploration of the galleries, this scavenger hunt requires participants to seek out hidden visual clues.
Those who successfully solve the hunt can win collectible vinyl figures, subject to availability. The featured prizes include:
- Giant-sized Pokémon figures (Pikachu and Lapras)
- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 collectibles (Miles Morales and Spider-Man)
- Diablo IV figures (Inarius)
- Five Nights at Freddy's collectibles (Nightmare Freddy)
Supporting Local Children Through Solidarity Initiatives
Alongside the visitor games, the museum is running a community-focused charity drive during the anniversary week. In partnership with the local association Superheroes un Niño una Sonrisa (Superheroes a Child a Smile), the museum will donate items from its official store to young patients at the Materno-Infantil Hospital in Malaga. This initiative aims to share the cultural and entertainment spirit of the museum with children who are unable to visit the physical space.
Whether you are a lifelong gamer or simply looking for an engaging weekend activity, this anniversary week offers a unique way to experience one of Malaga's modern cultural spaces. To plan your next cultural outing, you can browse the comprehensive Malaga museum directory or locate nearby venues using the Malaga culture map on Musemap (musemap.art).
