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Atari Announces Pridefest For Tablet and Mobile Devices

Atari has revealed that gamers will be able to pick up Pridefest for tablets and mobile devices very soon. The game is currently in development and is the very first LGBT-themed game by Atari and will allow players to customize their very own parade flotillas alongside attractions and entertainment. Read on to learn more.


From the Press Release
Atari, one of the world’s most recognized publishers and producers of interactive entertainment, today announced the development of Pridefest an original social-sim game for tablets and mobile devices. Pridefest empowers players to create and launch their very own personalized pride parade in a city of their choosing.


The first LGBT-themed game from Atari, Pridefest gives players the opportunity to customize their own parade flotillas with colorful decorations and adorn their locale with eye-catching attractions and entertainment - with the goal of keeping their city happy and vibrant. Players will need to solve challenges and complete quests to unlock new parade and festival supplies, or receive other bonuses. The game will incorporate various personalization and social features, including the opportunity to chat with friends, visit each other’s city and create avatars bedecked in clothes and jewelry.

“We are excited to be developing Atari’s first LGBT-themed game that will give players of all backgrounds the chance to play a fun and unique game that represents a passionate cause,” said Todd Shallbetter, Chief Operating Officer, Atari Inc. “We will continue offering a variety of games that are inclusive for all Atari fans and Pridefest is another example of how we are doing that.”

Atari recently sponsored and attended the second-ever GaymerX convention where LGBT gamers and allies united in celebration of equality and diversity in gaming.

“Gaming is the largest entertainment sector in the world, and Atari is one of the most recognizable and iconic brands. To have them support our conference and cause, as well as bring an LGBTQ-themed game to market is a huge step toward equality in gaming,” said Matt Conn, founder of GaymerX. “It’s extremely important that we see these large publishers like Atari stepping up to the plate, and I'm excited that they have the courage to take the first step in supporting the community.”

To learn more, visit the official Pridefest website.

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