Abstract: This study presents a profound exploration into the synthesis of cultural mythology and video gaming, epitomized by the creation of “Anito: Battle of the Gods.” With meticulous attention to detail, the game artfully merges immersive gameplay with the captivating narrative of the Philippines' rich cultural heritage. Grounded in the Scrum methodology, the project unfolded through iterative collaboration, ensuring both efficiency and alignment with player preferences. Extensive quantitative data was amassed through game evaluation sheets and purposive sampling, spotlighting the game's diverse aspects. Results unveiled resounding satisfaction among participants in categories spanning gameplay, aesthetics, user interface, player experience, and website usability. Theoretical implications accentuate the efficacy of cultural storytelling within games, while practical insights highlight the successful amalgamation of entertainment and education. Technically, the study underscores the potency of agile methodologies in crafting an engaging gaming experience. These findings hold far-reaching significance, demonstrating the power of culturally infused games to captivate and educate players. In this tapestry of research, the study signifies the convergence of creativity, culture, and technology, elevating gaming beyond leisure to an instrument of cultural exploration and enrichment.