FAU-G Independence Day Update Adds Free-for-All Team Deathmatch

FAU-G has obtained an Independence Day replace that provides a brand new free-for-all mode in Team Deathmatch. It additionally brings a brand new operator and a few bug fixes to the sport. The sport was introduced again in September 2020 after the ban on PUBG Mobile in India. It has been developed by Bangalore primarily based studio nCore Games and initially provided a single participant marketing campaign however then expanded right into a multiplayer sport with two modes beneath Team Deathmatch. Additionally, the developer has made the sport’s tracks accessible to the general public.

FAU-G, which stands for Fearless and United Guards, launched on January 26 this 12 months after quite a lot of delays since its announcement in September 2020. The sport initially had a single participant marketing campaign solely that felt repetitive and lacklustre. Then in June, developer nCore Games added 5v5 Team Deathmatch mode to the sport, though it was via a separate app referred to as FAU-G: Multiplayer (Early Access) on Google Play. This app has now obtained a brand new free-for-all mode the place 10 gamers battle in opposition to one another and whoever has the very best variety of kills on the finish wins.

This free-for-all Team Deathmatch mode in FAU-G can be known as a 1v9 mode, as announced by the developer on Twitter.

Besides the brand new mode, the replace provides a brand new operator named Dhillon who you possibly can select in the beginning of a match. FAU-G will get some bug fixes primarily based on the neighborhood’s suggestions and because the sport is in early entry, the developer has added extra slots in order that extra gamers can now bounce onboard to strive it out.

Furthermore, the six in-game tracks have been launched to the general public on YouTube on nCore Games’ official channel. They are a part of a playlist referred to as FAU-G OST and have been composed by Saar Singhal.