Day Before devs shock fans with wild comeback

The game 'The Day Before' has faced a tumultuous journey, as developer Fntastic deals with backlash following a problematic release. Originally hyped for its ambitious features, 'The Day Before' saw a series of delays, trademark issues, and inflated expectations. Upon release, the game received a majority of negative reviews on Steam and was subsequently pulled from the platform, with Fntastic offering refunds. After a period of silence, Fntastic made a statement—later deleted—blaming "anonymous forces" and content creators for the game's failure, suggesting a targeted hate campaign. They mentioned ongoing support from their publisher, Mytona, and mysterious future plans, raising more questions than answers. Those interested in survival games may want to look at other highly-regarded titles in the genre.

'The Day Before' was removed from Steam due to negative reviews, with refunds issued to players. Developer Fntastic subsequently issued a contentious statement and hinted at some form of continued activity or plans despite the backlash.

Background information: 'The Day Before' is an action-adventure survival game that drew comparisons to 'The Division' and 'DayZ'. It was highly anticipated prior to release due to its detailed trailers showcasing impressive graphics, a post-pandemic setting, and open-world gameplay. However, the final product failed to meet the expectations set by the promotional material, leading to widespread disappointment among players and critics.