Fntastic's The Day Before was a giant, catastrophic mess. They treated their employees unfairly, scammed, and kept devs out of the loop.
YouTuber Crimson has created a parody trailer of the defunct zombie survival game The Day Before. More proof of what a joke The Day Before was.
Can't recreate perfection it seems.
Basically more credit to the theory this was a massive asset flip and a crash grab scam
Fntastic, the allegedly shut down developer of The Day Before, has claimed its controversial and catastrophic game suffered from a hate campaign in a bizarre statement published online.
lol of course you're a victim and not the ones deserving of the hate. nevermind you sell a completely busted incomplete game for a quick turn around. you're just helpless scammers and shouldn't be held accountable right? give me a break.
They're so clueless they put a random guy's face on their front cover when absolutely no one knew who it was, no character was established. It's not like putting the face of Ellie from LOU2 or someone on the cover when the character is established and known, they just put a random face on it as if we're all supposed to know who it is.
This is marketing 101 and they're clueless.
If anything, the hate they got was understated and not near enough. They need to be so terrified of backlash that they never even attempt to produce another game again.
Even after being delisted, this stain somehow still won't go away. Spot remover, bleach, "hate campaign" .. nothing.
Let me guess…next you’ll say you got death threats
Not saying it doesn’t happen but it’s usually an easy PR way of turning people against one another while they deflect any criticism thrown their way
everyone gets a death threat at least once in their lives while online it's just the nature of it. that doesn't change the fact they basically scammed people.
I haven't. I feel left out. Just like when getting passed over for kickball in elementary school.
@dumahim
Hope something bad happens to you!
There ya go...
Hope it doesn't btw. That's also the level of "death threats" many times.
@dumahim keep trying man, I know you can do it. I hope you get that death threat soon! Not from me though, not my style.
@dumahin
Stand up for something. Good or bad doesn't matter and watch the letter bombs hit your mailbox.
@Dumahim,
Completely surprised you haven't had one, you just need to be online, and exist, that's often enough, it'll happen sooner or later.
I'm sorry. It's 2024. If you are a public figure or anything/anyone that's puts themselves out there in the internet....youre going to get "death threats", "hate", etc.
You may also get gratefulness, praise and kindness.
They go together but we only ever announce and focus the negative so while it may appear that the negative is greater....that's usually not the real data.
But this game was a scam....so yeah...
Yeah I always raise an eyebrow whenever a developer makes an announcement condemning death threats. It's the freakin internet, you're always going to get all kinds of messages and reactions. There could be bots automatically sending death threats just to stir shit up, you could literally send a threat to yourself anonymously. If it feels like a real threat then internet sympathy and discourse isn't going to resolve it, report it to the authorities and let them handle it. Always seems like an easy way to garner sympathy and make PR moves.
No one cares. Go away. Your game was fraud. Now you're playing victim. Go cry somewhere else.
From the looks of it, modders are working on an offline mode for one of the most disappointing games of 2023, The Day Before.
..... yay ? shitty soulless and void of content scam game can now be played in offlines.
I'm always pro preservation of games, even in situations like The Day Before. I'm glad people are willing to work on this. Hopefully it comes to fruition.
What's catastrophic is loading that website on mobile.
"feared" it was a joke from day 1, I was laughing not in "fear"