FAU-G, Made-in-India Shooter, Goes Live on Google Play || News Update on Fau-G || Ban on PubG News
FAU-G, Made-in-India Shooter, Goes Live on Google Play || News Update on Fau-G || Ban on PubG News
#Sports #Entertainment #eSports News #PUBG #FAU G #FAU G Game #MULTIPLAYER GAME FAUG #FAUG launch date #Make In India Modi #Pubg Ban Update
FAU-G was first teased in October following PUBG ban .
The teaser emulated the India-China Galwan Valley clashes .
It is developed by Bengaluru-based nCore Games .
FAU-G mobile game has finally appeared on the Google Play store.
The game has not launched yet, but after multiple delays and changing launch dates, it has now been put up on the Google Play store for pre-registration. It seems like the developers are restricting themselves to Android, for now, to launch the new mobile game, as pre-registrations have not appeared on Apple's App store yet. The listing also details the storyline a bit more than its teaser had revealed. FAU-G, anticipated to take on PUBG Mobile India, was announced just two days after PUBG was banned along with 117 other Chinese apps in September. But more than an Indian alternative to PUBG, FAU-G is being heavily promoted as a patriotic game that highlights the contribution of the armed forces.
#Sports #Entertainment #eSports News #PUBG #FAU G #FAU G Game #MULTIPLAYER GAME FAUG #FAUG launch date #Make In India Modi #Pubg Ban Update
FAU-G was first teased in October following PUBG ban .
The teaser emulated the India-China Galwan Valley clashes .
It is developed by Bengaluru-based nCore Games .
FAU-G mobile game has finally appeared on the Google Play store.
Search
Search
Advertisement
Search
Advertisement
HOMEGAMESGAMES NEWS
FAU-G, Made-in-India Shooter, Goes Live on Google Play
Read in: हिंदी
FAU-G pre-registration has now begun on the Google Play store.
By Veer Arjun Singh | Updated: 30 November 2020 17:06 IST
HIGHLIGHTS
FAU-G was first teased in October following PUBG ban
The teaser emulated the India-China Galwan Valley clashes
It is developed by Bengaluru-based nCore Games
FAU-G, Made-in-India Shooter, Goes Live on Google Play
The storyline of FAU-G will be centred around an elite group of soldiers guarding India's Northern border
Whatsapp
Facebook
twitter
Snapchat
Email
FAU-G mobile game has finally appeared on the Google Play store. The game has not launched yet, but after multiple delays and changing launch dates, it has now been put up on the Google Play store for pre-registration. It seems like the developers are restricting themselves to Android, for now, to launch the new mobile game, as pre-registrations have not appeared on Apple's App store yet. The listing also details the storyline a bit more than its teaser had revealed. FAU-G, anticipated to take on PUBG Mobile India, was announced just two days after PUBG was banned along with 117 other Chinese apps in September. But more than an Indian alternative to PUBG, FAU-G is being heavily promoted as a patriotic game that highlights the contribution of the armed forces.
FAU-G, short for Fearless and United Guards, is now available on Google Play store for pre-registration. Users who have pre-registered will receive a push notification letting them know the game is available for download. Eligible devices will have the game automatically downloaded and installed. The size of the download and other details about the version have still not been revealed. But the listing gives a brief about the storyline and the gameplay.
As the teaser had revealed, the game was expected to have a level that emulates the Galwan Valley clashes between the Indian and Chinese armies along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). But the description of the game now suggests that the whole gameplay will be centred around Indian soldiers “high up on the peaks of India's northern border”. The characters will be called FAU-G commandos, an elite group of Indian soldiers patrolling the dangerous territory.
FAU-G, Made-in-India Shooter, Goes Live on Google Play
Read in: हिंदी
FAU-G pre-registration has now begun on the Google Play store.
By Veer Arjun Singh | Updated: 30 November 2020 17:06 IST
HIGHLIGHTS
FAU-G was first teased in October following PUBG ban
The teaser emulated the India-China Galwan Valley clashes
It is developed by Bengaluru-based nCore Games
FAU-G, Made-in-India Shooter, Goes Live on Google Play
The storyline of FAU-G will be centred around an elite group of soldiers guarding India's Northern border
Snapchat
FAU-G mobile game has finally appeared on the Google Play store. The game has not launched yet, but after multiple delays and changing launch dates, it has now been put up on the Google Play store for pre-registration. It seems like the developers are restricting themselves to Android, for now, to launch the new mobile game, as pre-registrations have not appeared on Apple's App store yet. The listing also details the storyline a bit more than its teaser had revealed. FAU-G, anticipated to take on PUBG Mobile India, was announced just two days after PUBG was banned along with 117 other Chinese apps in September. But more than an Indian alternative to PUBG, FAU-G is being heavily promoted as a patriotic game that highlights the contribution of the armed forces.
FAU-G, short for Fearless and United Guards, is now available on Google Play store for pre-registration. Users who have pre-registered will receive a push notification letting them know the game is available for download. Eligible devices will have the game automatically downloaded and installed. The size of the download and other details about the version have still not been revealed. But the listing gives a brief about the storyline and the gameplay.
As the teaser had revealed, the game was expected to have a level that emulates the Galwan Valley clashes between the Indian and Chinese armies along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). But the description of the game now suggests that the whole gameplay will be centred around Indian soldiers “high up on the peaks of India's northern border”. The characters will be called FAU-G commandos, an elite group of Indian soldiers patrolling the dangerous territory.
Comments
Post a Comment
If you have any doubt please let me know