Good News! Fau-G Release Date Revealed; Check Out Fau-G Anthem And A Glimpse Of First Episode In New Trailer

Indian Gamers may not have to wait for too long for Fau-G as the game is set to release this month. Know all about the release date and the latest trailer.

New Delhi: The new trailer for PUBG's Indian rival FAU-G has been released and it includes the title track 'FAU-G' or Fauji. The game developed by the Indian gaming company nCore is all set to release on January 26, Republic Day. The release date was announced on January 3 along with the new trailer which gives a glimpse of the first episode 'Ladakh Episode'. Unlike PUBG, FAU-G will have episodes/missions instead of battle royale modes.

What will you do when they come? We will hold our ground & fight back, because we are Fearless. United. Unstoppable FAU:G! Witness the anthem ???? FAU:G! #FAUG #nCore_Games

Pre-register now https://t.co/4TXd1F7g7J Launch ???? 26/1@vishalgondal @akshaykumar @dayanidhimg pic.twitter.com/VGpBZ3HaOS — nCORE Games (@nCore_games) January 3, 2021

First episode of FAU-G The trailer gives us a chance to see the Ladakh episode. In this Indian soldiers go up against PLA troops. The new trailer also includes the title track 'FAU-G' or Fauji. Also, there are a few dialogues in Punjabi as well. It will be interesting to see what language will be used in the gameplay. In the trailer, the Indian soldiers can be seen using assault rifles. The game’s first teaser was released on Dusshera last year and it included a glimpse of the Galwan valley episode. The earlier teaser only showed close combat and did not reveal any weapons. FAU-G is open for pre-registration Google Play Store. Once the users pre-register, they will be notified when the game is available for download.nCore hints at a complete launch on Android soon, while an apple version remains unconfirmed. Earlier, it was revealed that the FAU-G game will be released in November release, however, gamers ended up waiting longer. 'FAU-G: Fearless and United Guards' has created a lot of buzz in the past few months as India's answer to PUBG which is also gearing up to bounce back to its massive Indian userbase with an India specific app, after being banned due to its association with China's Tencent Games.