FAU-G was always within the pipeline; PUBG ban was coincidental: nCore Games’ Vishal Gondal

FAU-G was always within the pipeline; PUBG ban was coincidental: nCore Games’ Vishal Gondal
Indian game developing company nCore Games’ co-founder Vishal Gondal reveals details about upcoming FAU-G game.

FAU-G announced, release in late October (Image: nCore Games)
Indian game developing company nCore Games, co-founded by Vishal Gondal who is additionally the CEO of GOQII, has announced an “action” game called FAU-G Or Fearless And United: Guards. the sport is touted because the Indian alternative to PUBG Mobile, which has been banned in India earlier in the week . Gondal, however, says FAU-G won’t compete with PUBG.

“FAU-G was always within the pipeline and that we were preparing for an October release. The ban on PUBG Mobile was coincidental,” Gondal told indianexpress.com. He revealed that the team has been actively performing on FAU-G since May-June 2020.

Gondal along side two other nCore Games co-founders Dayanadhi MG and Ganesh Hegde has been performing on three games to release soon. One may be a shooting game, which is named FAU-G, second may be a cricket game and third may be a music game.

Gondal confirmed that FAU-G are going to be released in late October without disclosing the precise date. The music game are going to be released later this month while the cricket game is about to release round the time IPL begins.

“There’s a belief that Indian game developers can’t produce good quality games, at nCore we would like to prove that mentality wrong and convey out games which will compete with international games,” Gondal said. “Our team of developers are highly qualified and capable of developing games nearly as good as PUBG or the other internal games.”

Revealing some details about the FAU-G game, Gondal said the primary episode are going to be supported the Galwan Valley incident. With FAU-G, the aim is to form players aware of crucial incidents of our country just like the Galwan Valley clash and therefore the value of Indian soldiers. He also said that 20 per cent of net revenue are going to be donated to BharatKeVeer trust.

The name FAU-G is that the brainchild of actor Akshay Kumar, Gondal said. the sport is claimed to be developed under the mentorship of the actor.

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