Developer Fntastic has rebuffed suggestions from increasingly vocal detractors that The Day Before – its now twice-delayed and seldom seen open-world zombie survival MMO – is a scam, saying, “When the game comes out, people will finally see the truth.”
The Day Before was revealed back in 2021, with a striking trailer that helped propel it to the top of Steam’s most wishlisted games chart. Since then, though, its journey to release has been less than smooth. Its initial June 2022 release date was delayed by a year when Fntastic suddenly announced it was switching development to Unreal Engine 5 less than a month before its planned arrival, then earlier this week, with just two months to go before its revised launch date, the developer pulled the game’s Steam listing and announced another delay – pushing its release back a further nine months, this time blaming a trademark dispute.
Throughout all this, very little has actually been seen of The Day Before beyond its initial announcement trailer, a 13-minute gameplay video revealed several months later, and 59-seconds of additional gameplay at the start of this year. All of which has lead to a rise in suggestions around the internet the game may not even be in development at all.
Source – eurogamer.net
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