The new FAU-G mobile game is now finally released. Here’s our detailed FAU-G review for you to decide if it’s a worthy rival to PUBG Mobile.
After months of anticipation, the FAU-G game has finally been released in India. It was first announced last year in September and has been developed by an Indian company. We tried the game, and here’s our brief FAU-G review, covering what we experienced with the presumed PUBG-alternative. For starters, FAU-G was announced by Bangalore-based nCore Games soon after the ban on PUBG Mobile in India. Being backed by the Bollywood celebrity Akshay Kumar, it gained a good hype and was looked upon as the Indian alternative to PUBG Mobile. However, the actual game tends to speak a different story. We played the game for a while, and here’s what we have to say. FAU-G comes with three modes: Campaign, Team Deathmatch, and Free for All. Unfortunately, only the Campaign mode is available for now, while the other two are slated to be “Coming soon.” We expect the other modes to be rolled out later with an update. But as of now, we’ll be focusing on what’s available, i.e., the Campaign mode. The same has been named as “Tales from the Galwan Valley.” The game starts with a comic-like narration. Here, you’re playing as a Soldier in Galwan Valley who has been separated from his squad after an attack by enemies and an avalanche. You have to keep moving and kill enemies on your way to complete missions. For now, the game is single-player.
