It was just a matter of time for #FAUG to have to start trending. Many posted clips from the game while some tweeted memes to compare the game and its features with PUBG.
The much-awaited online multiplayer game developed by nCore action game, ‘Fearless and United Guards’ or FAU-G, finally launched on India’s 72nd Republic Day, January 26. The game portrays the life of an Indian soldier serving at on the Galwan Valley incident in Ladakh.
FAU-G is seen as a rival of PUBG, which was among the Chinese apps banned in the country. According to reports, FAU-G crosses over 5 million registrations on the Google Play Store.
Here are a few reactions by Netizens:
Me after exhausting my whole internet data for downloading #FAUG game : pic.twitter.com/rwKzAh4Jd5
— Mr. Stark (@Mr_Stark_) January 26, 2021
- New game releases* #FAUGNon-gamers be like: pic.twitter.com/p6uAWMiiXt
— The_Sarcastic_Dude (@kumaramo965) January 26, 2021
After downloading #FAUG game : pic.twitter.com/RxDMwqecob
#FAUGMobileFinally #FAUG game launched in India**
Meanwhile gamers : pic.twitter.com/vvBY6c58i6
— Nawabi Memer (@nawabi_memer) January 26, 2021
#FAUG released today.Le inner me : 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/fjAd3UnykW
— Raxit_patel_412 (@raxit_1399) January 26, 2021
