FAU-G, an Indian Alternative to PUBG, to Launch by October-End

An Indian firm is set to launch a new battle royale mobile video game in Indian after PUBG banned in India by Indian Govt. after banned users are looking for Top PUBG alternative mobile games. to grab this opportunity an Indian firm will launch an alternative of PUBG in Indian named as  Guards (FAU-G) game, FAU-G mobile game will launch by the end of October in the Indian market.

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The launch statement is officially announced by the company's co-founder Vishal Gondal on Friday. also said the game was in the works for some months and the first level of the game is based on Galway Valley.

On Wednesday total of 118 Chinese apps in banned in India, by the Indian govt after so many complaints of these apps, before these apps Indian govt also banned more apps in June including Tiktok, UC browser, etc.

"He (Kumar) came up with the title of the game, FAU-G," Gondal said, adding that he expected to win 200 million users in a year.

The launch of FAU-G also comes at a time anti-Chinese sentiment is high in India with traders and entrepreneurs echoing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for an "Atma-nirbhar" or self-reliant India.

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