PUBG Mobile vs FAU-G: PUBG Mobile’s biggest rival in India, FAU-G is now available for iOS users too. ‘Fearless and United Guard’ aka FAU-G made its debut on January 26 to replace PUBG as India’s most-played battle-royale game. The game was initially launched only on Google Play store and is now available on iOS. The game by Studio nCOre is free for download on the Apple Store.
FAU-G Download, specs and all details on iOS
FAU-G on iOS is 576MB in size and is compatible with iOS 10.0 or later on the iPhone and iPad. The developers took to Twitter to share the big news with the game’s fans.“FAU-G is now available on iOS! Experience the tales of Galwan valley like never before on your iPhone. Download now from Apple app store,” it wrote.
Download link: https://apple.co/31f5nkP
“High up on the peaks at India’s border, an elite fighting group protects the nation’s pride and sovereignty. It’s a daunting task, for the most courageous: The Fearless and United Guards.
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Join a special unit of FAU-G commandos on patrol in dangerous border territory. Come face-to-face with India’s enemies as you engage with hostile invaders on Indian soil. Fight for survival against the unforgiving terrain and the implacable enemy. Fill the shoes of a patriotic soldier and experience the bravery, brotherhood, and sacrifice of the men guarding the country’s borders.
FAU-G is a proudly made in India project from nCore Games that pays tribute to the heroes of our nation’s armed forces. FAU-G brings to life the thrill and adrenaline of a life spent guarding India’s borders,” the game’s profile on iOS read.
FAU-G is also said to add modes like battle royale as well as guns and other weapons on board as it does not come with any weapon in the current version. The storyline of the first episode revolves around the Galwan Valley incident, where the player or the Indian soldier fights the opponents or the Chinese army to save the country.
This game is available in three languages including English, Hindi, and Tamil.
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