FAU-G mobile game pre-registrations begin on Google Play Store: Here is what you need to do

FAU-G mobile game has made its first appearance on the Google Play Store. The game is still far from being launched in India but the pre-registrations are now open. It seems like the developers are restricting themselves to Android, for now, to launch the new mobile game, as pre-registrations have not appeared on Apple's App store yet. The listing on Google Play Store also gives the first look at the graphics of the game.  

For pre-registration, you need to head to the Google Play Store and search for FAU-G game. On the listing page, you will get an option to pre-register. Users who have pre-registered will receive a push notification letting them know the game is available for download. Eligible devices will have the game automatically downloaded and installed.  

The size of the download and other details about the version have still not been revealed. But the listing gives a brief about the storyline and the gameplay. The game was earlier scheduled for November 26 launch but it has been delayed since.  

"Good always triumphs over evil, the light will always conquer the darkness. May victory bless Fearless And United Guards, our FAU-G. Launching in November 2020!" NCORE Games had tweeted on the occasion of Dusshera. This suggested that the game can launch around Diwali. There were other reports claiming November 26 launch for the game. However, there has been no official word on the same.   

Developed by nCORE Games, FAU-G announced by Bollywood star Akshay Kumar in September, has been pushed to the background due to the build-up around PUBG Mobile India.

The full form of FAU-G is Fearless And United-Guards and it will be war game and in a proper battlefield. The game has been developed by nCORE Games, a Bengaluru based mobile games and interactive entertainment company. Akshay Kumar, in his tweet, stated that the players would also learn about the soldiers' sacrifices and that 20 per cent of the net revenue generated will be donated to the ‘Bharat Ke Veer’ trust.