Indian version of PUBG Mobile called FAU-G

Indian version of PUBG Mobile called FAU-G:-

NEW DELHI [INDIA]: In line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of "Atmanirbhar Bharat", Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar on Friday announced the launching of a multiplayer action-game, FAU-G. 

Release Date :- In October 2020

The information of the soon-to-be-launched Indian multiplayer game was shared by the 'Kesari' actor on Twitter. 

In the tweet, the 52-year-old actor noted that besides entertainment, the players "will also learn about the sacrifices of our soldiers". 




Additionally, it would have 20 per cent of its net revenue donated to 'Bharat Ke Veer' trust - which gives homage and support to the country's brave hearts. 

Tweet of Akshay Kumar:-

nCore Games:-

nCore Games an Indian game developing company has announced that the company is working on a new multiplayer online smartphone game called FAU-G (Fearless And United: Guards). 

The upcoming game is expected to be the alternative to PUBG Mobile but the co-founder of nCOre  Vishal Gondal who is also the CEO of GOQII says that FAU-G is not going to compete with PUBG Mobile. FAU-G is based on real scenarios faced by the Indian defence forces. 

Now, it seems that the company is also planning for two new mobile games along with FAU-G.

 Compare of FAU-G or PUBG

According to The Indian Express report, Gondal told them that FAU-G was in pipeline for a long time and the company is preparing for an October release. He also revealed that the developers’ team was working on this game since May this year.

“There’s a belief that Indian game developers can’t produce good quality games, at nCore we want to prove that mentality wrong and bring out games that can compete with international games,” Gondal said. “Our team of developers is highly qualified and capable of developing games as good as PUBG or any other internal games."

What To Expect  Of FAU-G

FAU-G’s first episode will be based on the Galwan Valley incident, the game is aiming to educate players about the crucial incidents of our country. The game will mirror the actual incident to show the scenarios faced by the Indian soldiers. Moreover, 20 percent of the revenue earned by the game will be donated to BharatKeVeer trust. So far we have only this much information about the upcoming games. 

We are looking forward to receiving more information about the game as we move closer to the launch.