FAU-G Review: Better than PUBG Mobile?

 FAU-G Review: Better than PUBG Mobile?

FAU-G Review in Hindi: FAU-G has been waiting for a long time and finally this mobile shooting game made by an Indian gaming company knocked on Google Play. The game went live on January 26 during Republic Day and until the time of writing this review has been downloaded a million times. FAU-G is being developed by NCore Games, a studio based in Bangalore. The show is also sponsored by Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, who was also instrumental in its development. Now how come the FAU-G (FAU-G) mobile game is? We downloaded FAU-G for Android and here's a review of it.

There is not much content to discuss and play on FAU-G. It only comes with a one-player campaign. Your character in this play is Lieutenant Singh. Your army is being attacked by Chinese opponents in the Galvan Valley. The game is very simple, where you fight against hordes of enemies, and sadly there is no major change in the game or battle. In the game, only sticks are found in the name of the weapons, all that is left is your kick. Somewhere here, an attempt was made to mimic the actual fighting of the Galvan Valley, as there were also clashes between the two armies with kick-buns and sticks. Brawler Mechanics has only two buttons, the first 'hit' and the second 'block', where you do not need a 'block' button. In this case, you will also find places where you can improve your life.

As we said, the game is simple, which means you can end an entire game campaign by tapping one button over and over again. In other words, it can also be call boring. There are also other Diltasp Hindi conversations, but they are repeated over and over again. You may like it at first, but you may soon become bored with it. Speaking of drawings, according to a game introduced in 2021, the graphics look really old. However, it is important to note here that nCore games say the developer will also include 'Free For All' and 5v5 'Team Deathmatch' modes in the game soon. Hopefully, these two approaches will make FAU-G even more fun

According to Vishal Gondal, founder of nCore, the inspiration came from the real Indian story of making the game. But elsewhere it can be added to the game, such as steals, new combat sets, different types of enemies or missions, and new items to unlock.

In its current form, the FAU-G game feels too short and incomplete. I hope, in the future it will get good updates and many new things will be added to it, but at the moment there is not much to say about such a small and incomplete game. The developers have made it clear from the outset that FAU-G is not intended to include PUBG Mobile.

After watching the game, it is clear that the engineer wanted to create something different and new, and the team deserves credit for it. However, other options will still be added to the game. It would have been better if the game had been announced or released after a lot of work on it. FAU-G comes in more than 460MB in size on Google Play and as a result does not offer much entertainment, but with the introduction of the new mode, our view may change.

 

Features:

Original ip

Single controls

A different Indian setting

 

Barriers:

Medium graphics

Lack of content

It's boring

Average (out of 10): 4