On the first day, the game was downloaded more than 1 million times on the Google Play store, with an overall rating of 4.1. However, many players are disappointed with the royal battle mode that is not available on PUBG Mobile. Although FAU-G has a 5v5 team deathmatch and a free-for-all mode, they are currently not accessible.

Currently, the game is released in a single-player campaign mode with “The Story of Galwan Valley” as the main story. It was based on a skirmish between Indian control forces and Chinese forces at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Galvan Valley from May to June last year, which resulted in the death of 20 Indian military personnel. The campaign mode has narration and narration in Hindi.

In September last year, actor Akshay Kumar announced that the game caused a great sensation due to its patriotic color and Indian origin. It was developed by Studio nCore, a gaming startup based in Bangalore. The statement coincided with the issuance of the PUBG mobile ban in India, which led to a comparison between the two.

FAU-G can be downloaded for free with in-app purchases and optional ads. It has a built-in store where players can purchase weapons such as cue sticks, axes and pipes, and use the in-game tokens to recruit trained commandos. These tokens can be purchased with real money or in the game As reward points.

After the coronavirus outbreak, gaming has become a major pastime for many Indians. As the number of paying users grows, so does the income of independent games. According to data from the application analysis company SensorTower, by 2019, revenue generated through in-app purchases in the Play Store and App Store will increase by 51.3% and 30.2% respectively over 2019. By 2020, in-app purchase spending for Android games is estimated to be $115 million, compared with $76 million a year ago.