Remembers Avicii, Atari Releases Rhythm Game Titled 'Beat Legend: Avicii'

Remembers Avicii, Atari Releases Rhythm Game Titled ‘Beat Legend: Avicii’ – Commemorating the departure of the DJ. Atari and Hello There Game create Rhythm genre games on mobile platforms.

Tim Bergling or better known as Avicii was born on 18 September 1989. Avicii is a Swedish musician, DJ, remixer and record producer. On April 20, 2021, the world was shocked by the news of his death. Previously, Avicii was reportedly experiencing health problems, he also suffered from stress and mental problems for several years.

Avicii was found dead in Muscat, Oman due to an acute pancreatic disease he suffered. He was buried on June 8 in Stockholm, Sweden.

To commemorate Avicii’s departure, Atari and the developer Hello There Game created a game with the Rhythm genre. This game is titled Beat Legend: Avicii which is priced at IDR 40,000 on PlayStore and AppStore.

Beat Legend: Avicii

Reported from Gamebrot, the proceeds from the sale of this game will later be donated to Avicii’s own foundation, namely Bergling Foundation Team. This foundation focuses on advocating for people about mental awareness regarding suicide prevention.

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Like in other Rhythm genre games, there will be several buttons that appear on your cellphone screen that you have to press or tap. In this game, players will be treated to Avicii songs such as Hey Brother, Levels, Wake Me Up, SOS, The Nights, Without You and Waiting for love.

There are many ways to remember someone’s passing. What Atari and Hello There Game are doing is one of the best ways, considering it’s not just about giving other people fun. But it also provides a way to relieve stress through the video games they make. Maybe Atari and Hello There Game aren’t the only developers making games in memory of the DJ, before that there was also a game called Avicii Invector. Avicii Invector releases on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch platforms.

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