Are you excited? The wait is now over. The Google Play store now offers the FAU-G mobile game. Although the game hasn’t yet gone live, it has now been made available for pre-registration on the Google Play store after numerous delays and shifting launch dates. Since pre-registrations have yet to be shown in Apple’s App Store, the makers are only launching the new mobile game on Android. Additionally, the listing provides little more plot information than its teaser did.
FAU-G was revealed just two days after PUBG and 117 other Chinese apps were banned in September, and it is predicted to compete with PUBG Mobile India. FAU-G is being actively promoted as a patriotic game emphasizing the armed services’ role rather than just an Indian counterpart of PUBG.
Know More About FAU-G
The Pre-registration for FAU-G, also known as Fearless and United Guards, is now open on the Google Play store. A push notification will be sent to pre-registered users, informing them know the game is now ready for download. The game will be downloaded and installed instantly on compatible devices. The download size and other information regarding the version still need to be solved.
The game was anticipated to include a level that simulates the battles between the Indian and Chinese soldiers in Galwan Valley along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), as the teaser had hinted. However, the game’s description currently implies that Indian soldiers “high up on the peaks of India’s northern border” will be the focus of the entire action. The individuals will go by the name of FAU-G commandos; they are an elite unit of Indian soldiers that patrols a hostile environment.
Who is the Developer?
In partnership with Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, Bengaluru-based nCore Games is creating the video game FAU-G. On October 25, the first teaser went available. The game’s release was supposedly planned for the same month but ran into trouble. Then the developers revealed a release date for November, which put it in direct competition with the eagerly anticipated PUBG Mobile India, a slightly modified version of PUBG released for the Indian market. There would ultimately be delays for both games for various reasons. Both have hinted that their games will be released soon.
FAU-G has capitalized on anti-China emotions since its initial teaser. In contrast, PUBG Corporation had hoped to defuse India-China tensions in order to obtain the necessary approvals for a comeback. The teaser looks to be a recreation of the fighting in the Galwan Valley along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China, resulting in the deaths of 20 Indian soldiers and an undetermined number of Chinese soldiers. It also seems to incorporate brawler mechanics to more realistically depict the violent incident, which became a flashpoint in relations between the two nations and was the worst on the India-China border since 1967.
Aims of FAU-G
The phrase “Atma Nirbhar Bharat” (self-reliant India), made popular by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is another one that FAU-G hopes to capitalize on. A trust established by the government for the families of soldiers murdered in the line of duty, Bharat Ke Veer, would receive 20% of the net revenue made from the game, according to nCore Games.
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