FAU-G Releases Globally on Google Play, No Information on iOS Debut

FAU-G has been launched globally after being obtainable in India since January 26. The builders of the sport, nCore Games, shared the event by way of a tweet. Players exterior of India will now be capable of download and play FAU-G by way of Google Play, however there's nonetheless no data on an iOS launch. FAU-G grew to become the highest free sport in India a pair days after launch and it nonetheless holds that title. The sport was introduced again in September 2020 after PUBG Mobile was banned within the nation.

nCore Games took to Twitter to share that FAU-G is now obtainable globally on Google Play. The sport was launched on January 26 and was unique to the Indian market until now. However, the sport is barely obtainable for Android customers and there's no data on an iOS launch but. FAU-G grew to become the highest free sport in India quickly after launch however just lately, PUBG followers bombed FAU-G critiques on Google Play for it not being at par with PUBG Mobile. However, that didn't change its place as the highest free sport in India.

FAU-G was introduced in September 2020 after PUBG Mobile, together with 117 different Chinese apps, had been banned by the Indian authorities. The sport confronted a number of delays and eventually went up for pre-registration on Google Play on the finish of November 2020. Near to its launch, the sport noticed over 4 million pre-registrations. After launch, it surpassed 5 million downloads in a pair days to turn into the highest free sport on Google Play.

The sport acquired blended critiques because it lacked content material however the builders will likely be releasing two new modes – ‘Free for All’ and 5v5 ‘Team Deathmatch’ – that will quench the thirst of gamers who had been anticipating more from FAU-G, particularly after the PUBG Mobile ban. We reviewed FAU-G and located it to be repetitive and unfinished. Read the total review right here.

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