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FAU-G mobile game appears on Play Store; now open for pre-registration: All we know
The size, release date and the devices compatible with the game are still not revealed officially.

Back in September, when the Indian government banned the PUBG Mobile game in India, Studio nCore Pvt Ltd announced a home-grown substitute of the game called FAUG, short for The Fearless and United Guards. The game is now live on Play Store and is open for pre-registration. If you pre-register for the game, you will receive a notification whenever the game is available for download. Details like official release date, size of the game, compatible devices are still under the wraps for now.[caption id="attachment_9068821" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
FAU-G[/caption]Going by the description on Play Store, the battleground of the game will be "India's northern border" where a group is fighting to protect the nation's pride and sovereignty. The players will get the skin of a "patriotic soldier" and are expected to experience the "bravery, brotherhood, and sacrifice of the men guarding the country’s borders". In addition to this, the listing also reveals a couple of screenshots from the game, giving a glimpse of what the soldier's skin will look like and their weapons.[caption id="attachment_9068851" align="alignnone" width="552"]
FAU-G player skin[/caption][caption id="attachment_9068881" align="alignnone" width="552"]
FAU-G battleground[/caption]The company has also shared a one-minute teaser that reveals that a bit of combat without weapons as helicopters can be seen landing on a barren strip of land, and a fight ensues between Indian soldiers and that of the opposing army personnel.For the unversed, PUBG Corporation has announced that it will soon rollout PUBG Mobile India in the country.
FAU-G[/caption]Going by the description on Play Store, the battleground of the game will be "India's northern border" where a group is fighting to protect the nation's pride and sovereignty. The players will get the skin of a "patriotic soldier" and are expected to experience the "bravery, brotherhood, and sacrifice of the men guarding the country’s borders". In addition to this, the listing also reveals a couple of screenshots from the game, giving a glimpse of what the soldier's skin will look like and their weapons.[caption id="attachment_9068851" align="alignnone" width="552"]
FAU-G player skin[/caption][caption id="attachment_9068881" align="alignnone" width="552"]
FAU-G battleground[/caption]The company has also shared a one-minute teaser that reveals that a bit of combat without weapons as helicopters can be seen landing on a barren strip of land, and a fight ensues between Indian soldiers and that of the opposing army personnel.For the unversed, PUBG Corporation has announced that it will soon rollout PUBG Mobile India in the country.First Published:Dec 01, 2020, 10:22:28 IST
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