- FAU-G: Domination has been out for a month
- We now have stats on how this Indian-made shooter is doing
- Strong player interest and reception to Indian cultural themes stand out
Among enthusiasts of the Indian shooting game market, FAU-G: Domination is one of the eagerly awaited launches, alongside Indus. For everyone else, this homegrown first-person shooter could potentially be a groundbreaking success that alters the local scene or at least demonstrates the impact of locally produced releases.
Since the debut of FAU-G: Domination, we’ve gathered some intriguing statistics from the past few months. Players have executed over 30 million kills, with approximately 3.44 million being headshots. On average, they’ve been engaged in gameplay for about 50 minutes every day.
As for the map aspect, it appears that players are drawn to representations of local landmarks, with Basti being particularly popular, having been played an impressive 2.9 million times. Notably, Basti is a nod to Mumbai, the city where game developer Dot9 resides. On a broader scale, Delhi, Patna, Lucknow, Pune, and Jaipur are the most frequented real-world cities by players.
Unspoken
There are, of course, some interesting omissions here. Exact player numbers, for example. And while there does seem to be a groundswell of interest in FAU-G: Domination, part of that could also be attributed to a popular prize-draw event taking place thanks to a partnership with IceSpice (the store, not the musician).
In essence, these indicators are mostly positive, but it’s still uncertain if FAU-G: Domination will truly dethrone Call of Duty in the Indian mobile gaming market. For now, though, local enthusiasts can take heart knowing that a homegrown success is gaining recognition.
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2025-06-10 18:48