With a record breaking pre registration on google play store, it is evident that the whole world is waiting for the release of the 'made in India game'- FAU-G(fearless and united guards).
The teaser of FAU-G(fearless and united guards) was rolled out on October 26th, 2020 and since then it has amassed a huge fan following garnering the liking of teenagers and adults all around the globe. FAU-G, Fearless and United Guards, is an upcoming online multiplayer action game being developed by Bengaluru headquartered nCORE Games. The game has recorded the highest number of pre-registrations in less than 24 hours on the Play Store in India. It has recorded more than 1 Million pre registrations, the highest ever.
Along with nCORE games the loved Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has contributed to the likes of this huge gaming project of India. As the makers of FAU-G have announced the game will be available on both the platforms, namely, IOS and Android. It is expected to become the next big hot thing in the mobile gaming universe from India.
FAU-G is said to be an Indian rival for the most loved Korean mobile game of all time: PUBG. PUBG (player unknown's battlegrounds) is an online multiplayer battle royale game developed and published by PUBG Corporation, a subsidiary of South Korean video game company Bluehole. PUBG faced a ban in India on 2nd September 2020. The government said the app, like many of the Chinese apps that were banned, was suspected to be engaged in activities prejudicial to India's sovereignty. PUBG had remained at the top of the charts almost each and every year since it's initial release in India on 27th March 2017.
Gamers and the live streaming celebrities in India have been waiting for FAU-G to roll in the Playstore for months. After nCORE delayed the release of the battle royale people had become skeptical of the game, however, others are very excited to try the first ever Made In India game FAUG.
With high expectations from all around the globe the pressure in massive on top of the Indian nCORE gaming industry.
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