
FAU-G also known as Fearless and United Guards was one of the most awaited smartphone games of 2020 and the company has finally launched it on the 72nd Republic day of India. In the latest news it has been reported that the game has garnered more than five million downloads on the Google Play Store within 24 hours of launch. Yes! You read it correctly, the game is listed on top in the ‘Top Free Games’ category. Here’s a closer look at the
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FAU-G Received 5 Million Downloads
Just to recall FAU-G is an action game developer and published by nCORE Games which is established in Bengaluru. The game was announced by the popular Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar back in September 2020 and hit the Google Play store on January 26th, 2021.
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— nCORE Games (@nCore_games) January 27, 2021
On January 27, 2021, nCORE Games shared a post on its official Twitter handle claiming that GAU-G has acquired the first position in the free games category on Google Play Store with more than 5 million downloads. When the game was up for pre-registrations, it received the same response from the smartphone users. The game was announced just after the ban of PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite in India which was one of the most played online games across the country. FAU-G took advantage of the ban and hyped the game among the gaming community in India.
The games come with a story-line and users have to play the campaign mode first. Initially, players have to make their way through the Galwan Valley without any weapons. Instead of firearms, the game has included Clubs, Axes and Pipes. Players have to complete the objectives within the given time. The in-game narration is done in Hindi which seems to be a key factor when it comes to connecting with the Indian players.