Just after the two days of the ban of Chinese mobile game PUBG in India, several Indian developers are introducing the Indian gaming apps similar to PUBG and other battle games that can be considered as the alternative of PUBG. From those several developers, nCore Games announced on Friday about the Indian version of PUBG mobile that is FAU-G or can say “Fearless And United: Guards”. They said the game will be released very soon. CEO of wearable devices start-up GOQii Vishal Gondal said that FAU-G was in pipeline already before the ban on PUBG was even announced. And the planning was going on response to the Atmanirbhar Campaign launched by PM Narendra Modi.
Actor Akshay Kumar who is expected to be the mentor of the game tweeted, “Supporting PM @narendramodi’s Atmanirbhar movement, proud to present an action game, Fearless And United Guards FAU-G. Besides entertainment players will also get a chance to learn about the sacrifices of our soldiers. And 20% of the net revenue generated by the game will be donated to a Trust named Bharat Ke Veer”. Many of the developers are seeing the ban on Chinese apps as an opportunity to bring Indian versions of the app to bring revenue to the country. This is what happened during the ban on TikTok that gave rise to several apps like Roposo, Chingari, Moj, Mitron, and many more. The game is now not available to download from Playstore and Apple App Store while those who have the game pre-downloaded can use the app without any issues. The game is expected to be launched both on Android and iOS just like other popular gaming apps.
As per the reports, the game is assumed to be launched by the end of October and its first level will have a backdrop of Galwan Valley.
