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    FAU-G Game Launch Date Revealed: Received 40 Lakh Registration on Google Play

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu21/January/2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    After the closure of PUBG, the FAU-G game is going to be launched in India and the users are eagerly waiting for it. Before the launch, more than 40 lakh registrations have been done for this game and it is expected that the game users will surely like it.

    The FAU-G game will be launched in India on 26 January to compete with the PUBG mobile game. Even before launch, this game has become very popular among users and it can be judged that the registration of the game has crossed 40 lakh. This information was shared by FAU-G game developer company nCore Games.

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    Vishal Gond, co-founder of nCore Games, has said in a statement that registration of FAU-G games on the Google Play Store has crossed 40 lakh. Please tell that this game is currently available only on Google Play Store. It has not yet been made available on the App Store. The FAU-G game will be officially launched on 26 January on Republic Day.

    The FAU-G game was made live on the Google Play Store on November 30, and the game was made available for pre-registration at the same time. After which it will be live on 26 January. Users of this game are eagerly waiting and the reason for its launch being popular is its Made in India. This game has been prepared by Indian game developer company nCore Games and 20 percent of the earnings from this game will be given to Veer Trust of India.

    FAU-G Game

    As of now, there has been no disclosure about the features of the FAU-G game, but the listing and image on the Google Play Store can be used to estimate the game. As its name suggests, it is a game based on military. In this game, Indian soldiers and commandos will be seen patrolling dangerous areas. In this game, soldiers have to defend their territory from enemies and for this some tasks will be given from time to time.

    While we don’t have a lot of information on the game, we have a trailer that gives us a gist. The game will be set in Galwan Valley and will be showcase a tussle between the Indian and the Chinese forces. It will be initially launched as a third-person game but will also get a first-person mode. It is also expected to contain guided maps and enemy camps.

    FAU-G was touted as an Indian PUBG Mobile alternative but the air was cleared and was revealed that it won’t be the case. Although, it is expected to get a battle royale mode much like PUBG Mobile, Fortnite, and even Call of Duty (CoD). As a reminder, FAU-G achieved a similar milestone when it garnered one million pre-registrations in 24 hours. The pre-registrations went live on November 30 last year.

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    You can pre-register for FAU-G by heading to the Google Play Store. iOS users currently don’t have the option to do so. As for PUBG Mobile, we still don’t have any word on whether or not it is coming to India. The battle royale game is struggling to make a comeback in India due to the issues with the government.

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