Is FAU-G Poster Caught Up In Plagiarism?

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Two days after the ban of PUBG Mobile game, Indian Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar launched an Indian alternative of PUBG game called FAU-G. That was India's move towards becoming AatmaNirbhar.
And some people raised quesion on its poster that was released by Game developer team. It is said that the poster is an copied postes taken from Collision of Innocence, and people are blaming that it shows not even a single effort that they are really doing something different.

When the news was reported, there came a whirlwind of responses on Twitter. While some were cheerful, others considered it an endeavor to bring in cash post the boycott of the gaming application.

Another segment of Twitter was not content with the banner, name and thought of the gaming application. They blamed the creators for stealing it.

Obviously, the image seen on the banner of FAU-G is Shutterstock picture. 

 

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As it is said that the released poster of FAU-G is taken from a stock Image, but using a stock image, modifying it and bringing it in use is not a big issue many logo or poster designer take the Idea from stock images and then they implement the idea in making posters. But it is also said by the people that the idea for the poster of Collision of innocence is taken from the poster of URI movie. 

Since the game is not released yet, and some Indian people started posting negative views about the game. Atleast we should wait for the game to be released, then we can decide whether the game is copied or not.

 It is always remained in our habit to spread negative views first. If someone is copying us is fine, but if we do then we are copycats. Shame on such people if you can't support any Indian product, atleast don't spread negative views.

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Here is the latest update regarding the poster. And Vishal Gondal Game developer @ nCORE has cleared the misconception.


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