Youtuber Gaurav Chaudhary, aka Techincal Guruji, has claimed that FAU-G might release by 26th November. FAU-G stands for Fearless And United Guards. Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar initially announced it, in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Atmanibhar Bharat movement. This announcement came just several days after the Government of India's ban on 118 Chinese apps and games. PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite were also included in the list.

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FAU-G has not confirmed its release date yet

FAU-G is being by nCORE Games, a Bangalore based mobile games and interactive entertainment company. The developers revealed that the game is set to release in November in one of their tweets. With the month coming to an end, will fans be able to try this title?

Technical Guruji Says FAU-G Game May be Released on 26th November

As November is coming to an end, the YouTuber is convinced that FAUG might release on the 26th. His guess is based on the earlier tweet saying the game will release in November. You can watch the video below for more information.

Ever since the official announcement, fans have been dying to have a look at how the game turns out. When the game’s teaser came out on the occasion of Dussehra, the community just went ballistic.

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FAU-G development was announced right after PUBG Mobile was banned

 

However, the teaser did not provide any details on the gameplay itself. However, according to reports, the first level of FAU-G will be in the Galway Valley. If things go as plan, the game should release this month. But there's also a chance that we have another delay as with CDPR's Cyberpunk 2077. 2020 is just a bad year.

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Akshay Kumar himself mentor the game development

The game sets to educate players about the sacrifices of the guard soldiers. Also, 20% of the net revenue from FAU-G would be donated to the BharatKeVeer Trust. A few days earlier, a pre-registration page for FAU-G was available on TapTap. There was no confirmation from the developers about any pre-registrations. Hence, users were doubtful about its authenticity.