As a mythologist and narrative designer, I’ve long questioned how ancient stories survive in our digital world. In this piece, I explore the cultural resonance of games like 'Olympus Gate' not as mere entertainment, but as living mythologies—where goddesses dance on reels and fate is rewritten with every spin. Through personal reflection, psychological insight, and a touch of poetic skepticism, I ask: Can digital play become a new form of ritual? And what happens when we stop worshipping gods—and start playing them?