FAU-G Releasing in India on 26th January: Check out New Trailer

The made in India game “FAU-G” Fearless and United Guards is finally releasing on Republic Day 26th January 2021. The developers of the game nCore Games have made an announcement on Sunday and the Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has also shared this news. Also, a new theatrical trailer of the game has been released that shows Indian soldiers in Ladakh fight against PLA troops.

FAU-G Releasing on 26th January 2021 on Republic Day

FAU-G is an Indian Shooter game that pays tribute to our armed forces.  The game FAU-G was announced when the most popular battle royale game of the country PUBG Mobile was banned by the government. Then the first teaser of the game was out on the occasion of Dusshera that showed a glimpse of a Galwan Valley.

In the first teaser, we did not see much about the game like weapons and all, but in the new trailer, we can see the soldiers using rifles. Even the title track of the Fauji game is included and few Punjabi dialogues are also there. When the game is available to play, it will be interesting to see what language will be used in the game.

Here is the trailer of the FAU-G game shared on Twitter:

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

The registrations of the game have been already started in December on Play Store. The pre-registration of the game has hit the records by having more than a million registrations within 24 hours.

FAU-G game has episodes and missions instead of battle royale modes. However, the game was about to launch in 2020 but it got delayed for some reasons.

As we all know, the brand ambassador of the game is none other than the Bollywood Khiladi Akshay Kumar. The co-founder of nCore Games, Vishal Gondal has cleared that the game should not be compared with the ban of PUBG as the game was pre-planned and does not have any connection with the PUBG Ban in India.