BGMI 3.4 update brings another Alan Walker collab with new in-game music

The latest Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) 3.4 update is now available and fans are pleasantly surprised to see another Alan Walker collab. This comes as part of ‘Be A Hero’ by BGMI and conveniently enough, they teamed up with Alan Walker for his song Hero which will be available in the lobby and as a radio song inside vehicles.

“I'm thrilled to collaborate with BGMI, India’s most loved mobile game, and bring my music to such a passionate community,” Alan Walker said talking about the collab. While this isn’t the first time his music is featured in a Krafton game, the previous collab for ‘On My Way’ and ‘Paradise’ was for PUBG Mobile.

Having a dedicated collab for BGMI is a first and beyond any player’s dream in India. Players will also get in-game events based on the collab and the 3.4 update, featuring various rewards. The update itself is quite interesting, with the new Crimson Moon Awakening mode.

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Collab comes ahead of Alan Walker’s India tour

This also comes ahead of his tour in India and seems like a win-win situation for both the players and artists. Besides, Alan Walker also likes video games, “Music and gaming have always been a big part of my life, and I hope my tracks can inspire players to overcome challenges and chase their dreams. This collaboration is a dream come true, and I can't wait to see how fans connect with it,” he added.

The music is also added to match the latest BGMI update theme and also acts as a way of engaging with the players. Talking about the collab, the Head of Business Development at Krafton India said, “We’re excited to work with Alan Walker to bring not just incredible music, but also a message of empowerment and self-belief to our players”.

“BGMI has always stood for finding your tribe and standing up for yourself in tough situations, and through this collaboration, we want to inspire players to keep fighting and keep believing in their abilities,” he added.