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<\/p>\nIn a not-so-surprising move, the Indian government and Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar\u2019s attempt to cash in on national sentiment with a copycat version of PUBG has backfired spectacularly. Indians and the world are brutally trolling the actor over his cheap knockoff game Fau-G.<\/p>\n
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It seems like PUBG or Player Unknown’s Battle Grounds and many other popular Chinese apps (117 to be exact) will remain banned all around India due to the ongoing situation with China.<\/p>\n
However, this presented the Indian government with a unique opportunity to sell the public a more \u201cpro-Indian army\u201d PUBG game. The game is called Fearless And United Guards or FAU-G (we see what you did there). Modi even went as far as to get Bollywood star Akshay Kumar on board.<\/p>\n
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Banning TikTok or PUBG Won’t Stop People From Being People [Opinion]<\/a><\/p>\n The game is developed by Banglore-based publishers nCore Games, under the mentorship of Akshay Kumar.<\/p>\n Pretty much like PUBG, \u2018FAU-G\u2019 has both single and multiplayer modes with tweaked in-game campaigns that are \u2018inspired\u2019 by real-life encounters of Indian security forces. The first level is supposed to be set in Galwan Valley, where Indian and Chinese troops clashed on June 2020. Is there an option to pick Chinese troops for this mission?<\/p>\n @vishalgondal<\/a> @nCore_games<\/a><\/p>\n — Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) September 4, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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