FAU-G or the Fearless and United Guards which is the homegrown smartphone game that was launched earlier this week amid a lot of mixed reviews. The game requires around 460MB on the smartphone. It is now the top game on Google Play Store. It was launched on January 26. It was developed by Bangalore-based nCore games. It has crossed over 5 million downloads on the Google Play Store. It is the top free game in the country. It stands above other popular records like Ludo King, Garena: Free Fire and Temple Run around for a while.
The rating of the game has been on a decline and the game was launched rated 4.7 out of 5 on the Google Play Store. In the next 36 hours, the rating has gone down drastically. It has an average rating of 3.5 on the Google Play Store.
It offers one campaign mode which follows the journey of an Indian soldier in the Galway Valley who is separated from his team with the mission to relocate them. The game is located in one location and follows a pre-defined storyline where users need to whip enemies in a given time.
FAU-G has two different modes that are not available for play but can come soon. The game doesn’t have guns or other ammunition but provides users with an option to use weapons such as knives and axe.
The game requires around 460MB on the smartphone. It is either available or gets rid of some files to make it. It needs access to Wi-Fi or mobile data to sign-in to the server of the game.
The game was seen as a PUBG rival but is no more than a substitute. PUBG was an out battle royale game and one of the reasons behind its success was how the entire experience was designed and the elements that were used. It allowed users to enter the arena individually, in teams of two or four. The rest of the game depended on the efforts you take.
