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FAU-G gets Team Deathmatch mode

Deepanker Verma June 28, 2021 Games

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nCORE Games has announced the launch of FAU-G Team DeathMatch beta. The game was initially released back in January this year and the company confirmed to bring multiplayer mode at the time.

Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar tweeted about the beta release of FAUG’s Team DeathMatch mode.

Bullets will fly when #FAUG face their dushman in deadly team battles!
Join the beta release of FAUG's Team DeathMatch mode. Limited slots only!

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— Jolly Mishra – Asli Jolly from Kanpur (@akshaykumar) June 27, 2021

In the team deathmatch, you fight against a team of 5. You can select from a range of lethal weapons. The team needs to kill 40 people to win the match. Each match will have a 10 minutes time limit. If both teams fail to get 40 kills, the team with a maximum number of kills will win. The company has added a new Bazaar map for the Team Deathmatch mode.

FAU-G: Multiplayer beta is available to download from Google Play Store. Watch the official gameplay video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHs7uUfZhNk

Meanwhile, Battlegrounds Mobile India is now available in the country in early access. This is slightly altered version of PUBG Mobile. So, FAU-G already has a big rival to compete.

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