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nCore Games’ Indian-made action game FAU-G has launched its multiplayer component in early access beta.

FAU-G launches 5v5 Team Deathmatch multiplayer mode in early access beta

nCore Games&rsquo; Indian-made action game FAU-G has launched its multiplayer component in early access beta.
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FAU-G launches 5v5 Team Deathmatch multiplayer mode in early access beta
nCore Games&rsquo; Indian-made action game FAU-G has launched its multiplayer component in early access beta. The team deathmatch mode will allow teams of 5 to compete against each other, and is available in early access beta on the Google Play Store. There are a limited number of slots available. FAU-G launched earlier this year with a campaign mode featuring Indian soldiers in the Galwan valley.
FAU-G launches 5v5 TDM multiplayer mode FAU-G&rsquo;s multiplayer mode launches in early access beta FAU-G launched earlier this year with campaign mode

nCore Games&rsquo; Indian-made action game FAU-G has launched its multiplayer component in early access beta.

nCore Games&rsquo; Indian-made action game FAU-G has launched its multiplayer component in early access beta.
The team deathmatch mode will allow teams of 5 to compete against each other, and is available in early access beta on the Google Play Store.
There are a limited number of slots available. FAU-G launched earlier this year with a campaign mode featuring Indian soldiers in the Galwan valley.

FAU-G has finally been launched for iOS users, after being available only for Android users since its launch on January 26.

FAU-G game finally launched for iOS users

FAU-G has finally been launched for iOS users. Developed by nCore games, FAU-G was initially only available for Android devices when it launched on January 26 earlier this year. Set in the Galwan Valley, FAU-G is available to play for free on iOS and Android.

Game developer nCore Games has said the FAU-G mobile game will soon get a 5v5 Team Deathmatch mode. 

nCore Games: FAU-G to get Team Deathmatch mode soon

Game developer nCore Games has said the FAU-G mobile game will soon get a 5v5 Team Deathmatch mode.

Game developer nCore Games has said the FAU-G mobile game will soon get a 5v5 Team Deathmatch mode. A release date for the feature hasn't been announced yet, but it's expected to allow up to 10 players to fight at once. FAU-G was released on January 26, propped as a rival to PUBG Mobile, that was banned in India in September last year.

Indian mobile game FAU-G has now been released globally on the Google Play Store, but there's still no information on when the title will be launched for iOS users.

FAU-G released globally on Google PlayStore, iOS launch still unknown

Recently launched Indian mobile game FAU-G has now been released globally on the Google Play Store, but there's still no information on when the title will be launched for iOS users. Launched on Republic Day 2021, FAU-G received over four million pre-registrations, and quickly shot up the ranks to become the #1 free game on the Indian Play Store. However, fans of the banned PUBG Mobile game recently bombed reviews for FAU-G, toppling its position on the charts.

FAU-G, the highly anticipated home-grown alternative to the popular PUBG Mobile title, has become the top free game in Google Play Store with over five million downloads. Developed by Indian firm nCore Games, the game was announced in September 2020, and launched one Republic Day 2021 launch after its initial November release was delayed. The game passed 4 million pre-registrations on the Play Store just days before going live, and is currently available only for Android devices, with no word on iOS availability just yet. nCore Games has reportedly confirmed that the battle royale mode and PvP modes will not be ready to play at launch, and will be initially playable in single player and co-op story modes.

FAU-G is the top game on Google Play Store, crosses 5 million downloads

FAU-G, the highly anticipated home-grown alternative to the popular PUBG Mobile title, has become the top free game in Google Play Store with over five million downloads.

FAU-G is the top game on Google Play Store, crosses 5 million download

FAU-G, the highly anticipated home-grown alternative to the popular PUBG Mobile title, has become the top game in Google Play Store with over five million downloads. Developed by Indian firm nCore Games, the game was announced in September 2020, and launched one Republic Day 2021 launch after its initial November release was delayed. The game passed 4 million pre-registrations on the Play Store just days before going live, and is currently available only for Android devices, with no word on iOS availability just yet. nCore Games has reportedly confirmed that the battle royale mode and PvP modes will not be ready to play at launch, and will be initially playable in single player and co-op story modes.
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FAU-G becomes top free game on Google Play Store
5 million downloads in 24 hours

FAU-G, the highly anticipated home-grown alternative to the popular PUBG Mobile title, has become the top free game in Google Play Store with over five million downloads. Developed by Indian firm nCore Games, the game was announced in September 2020, and launched one Republic Day 2021 launch after its initial November release was delayed. The game passed 4 million pre-registrations on the Play Store just days before going live, and is currently available only for Android devices, with no word on iOS availability just yet. nCore Games has reportedly confirmed that the battle royale mode and PvP modes will not be ready to play at launch, and will be initially playable in single player and co-op story modes.

FAU-G, the highly anticipated home-grown alternative to the popular PUBG Mobile title, is now available to download on the Google Play Store.

FAU-G game is now available to download on Google Play Store

FAU-G, the highly anticipated home-grown alternative to the popular PUBG Mobile title, is now available to download on the Google Play Store. Developed by Indian firm nCore Games, the game was announced in September 2020, and set for a Republic Day 2021 launch after its initial November release was delayed. The game passed 4 million pre-registrations on the Play Store just days before going live, and is currently available only for Android devices, with no word on iOS availability just yet. nCore Games has reportedly confirmed that the battle royale mode and PvP modes will not be ready to play at launch, and will be initially playable in single player and co-op story modes.

FAU-G to launch Date: The highly-anticipated homegrown mobile game, FAU-G is all set to launch in India on January 26, Republic Day.

FAU-G Mobile Game Launch Date: PUBG rival FAU-G to launch in India on January 26

The highly-anticipated homegrown mobile game, FAU-G is all set to launch in India on January 26, Republic Day.

PUBG rival FAU-G to launch in India on January 26

The highly-anticipated homegrown mobile game, FAU-G is all set to launch in India on January 26, Republic Day. Bengaluru-based developer and creator of the title, nCore Games has even released a new trailer that shows Indian soldiers with assault rifles going up against PLA troops. To recall, back in early December 2020, FAU-G had received over a million pre-registrations in just 24 hours. The game is being marketed as an alternative to PUBG Mobile, but unlike the popular battle royale, FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game.
PUBG rival FAU-G to launch in India on January 26
New trailer shows Indian soldiers going up against PLA troops
A million pre-registrations for FAU-G in 24 hours
FAU-G is said to be a 3rd person brawler game

The highly-anticipated homegrown mobile game, FAU-G is all set to launch in India on January 26, Republic Day. Bengaluru-based developer and creator of the title, nCore Games has even released a new trailer that shows Indian soldiers with assault rifles going up against PLA troops. To recall, back in early December 2020, FAU-G had received over a million pre-registrations in just 24 hours. The game is being marketed as an alternative to PUBG Mobile, but unlike the popular battle royale, FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game.

The Bengaluru-based developer nCore Games has announced that FAU-G mobile game has received over a million pre-registrations in just 24 hours. Notably, the pre-registration is only available for Android users.
The game is being marketed as an alternative to PUBG Mobile, but unlike the popular battle royale, FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game.
The release date for the highly-anticipated homegrown game is yet to be announced.

FAU-G mobile game gets a million pre-registrations in 24 hours

nCore Games&rsquo; FAU-G mobile game has received over a million pre-registrations in just 24 hours

A million pre-registrations for FAU-G in 24 hours
Marketed as an alternative to PUBG Mobile
FAU-G is said to be a 3rd person brawler game
The game&rsquo;s release date is yet to be announced

The Bengaluru-based developer nCore Games has announced that FAU-G mobile game has received over a million pre-registrations in just 24 hours. Notably, the pre-registration is only available for Android users.
The game is being marketed as an alternative to PUBG Mobile, but unlike the popular battle royale, FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game.
The release date for the highly-anticipated homegrown game is yet to be announced.

The Bengaluru-based developer nCore Games has announced that the pre-registration of the much-anticipated game, FAU-G, has gone live in India on the Google Play Store.
While the launch date is yet to be announced, the pre-registration link suggests that the game&rsquo;s release could be just days away.
FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game and not a battle royale game, like PUBG Mobile.
At launch, the game will have a Galwan Valley mode available as both single player and cooperative multiplayer.

Made-in-India shooter FAU-G goes live on Google Play

The pre-registration of the much-anticipated FAU-G game has gone live on Google Play store.

FAU-G pre-registration live on Google Play Store
The launch date is yet to be revealed
Pre-registration suggests launch is near
FAU-G will be a 3rd person brawler game

The Bengaluru-based developer nCore Games has announced that the pre-registration of the much-anticipated game, FAU-G, has gone live in India on the Google Play Store.
While the launch date is yet to be announced, the pre-registration link suggests that the game&rsquo;s release could be just days away.
FAU-G is said to be a third-person brawler game and not a battle royale game, like PUBG Mobile.
At launch, the game will have a Galwan Valley mode available as both single player and cooperative multiplayer.

PUBG banned, Akshay Kumar announces multiplayer game FAU-G

PUBG&nbsp;lovers can gear up for a&nbsp;desi&nbsp;action game.&nbsp;Akshay Kumar announces multi-player&nbsp;mobile game 'FAU-G' to support Atmanirbhar Bharat

With popular mobile game&nbsp;PUBG&nbsp;banned in India, gamers now have a desi&nbsp;alternative.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar on Friday announced a&nbsp;multiplayer game 'FAU-G' in support of PM Narendra Modi's Atmanirbhar Bharat campaign.
Akshay&nbsp;announced the game on social media, adding that FAU-G stands&nbsp;'Fearless And United &ndash; Guards'
The game is also informative, it will&nbsp;tell players about the sacrifices made by our brave soldiers. Not just that,&nbsp;20% of the net revenue generated from the game will be donated to the Bharat Ke Veer trust.
'FAU-G' is expected to launch at the end of October with its first-level set in the Galwan Valley backdrop.&nbsp;The game will be available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

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