There is still a surprisingly active subreddit dedicated to The Day Before.
The Day Before is dead, the studio has closed, buyers are getting their money back. It’s over. The internet will probably soon forget about the failed zombie game, right? Well, one community that the game brought together is still alive and well: the The-Day-Before-Subreddit.
We take you on a journey through an Internet land of a special kind, in which, apart from the expected chaos, there is also something forward-looking to be found.
Anyone who would like to deal with the various questions surrounding the illegality of developers’ behavior, which is suspected in some places, is in good hands with our GameStar Talk.
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The Day Before: Between fraud and incompetence
Dogs, cats, puns and inspiration
Yes, of course. Of course you will see cats, lots of cats. Friends of feline creatures will also get their money’s worth in The Day Before subreddit. Would you like a sample?
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In addition, a number of dogs also make an appearance and a curly-haired human friend named Charlie would join you According to the poster of the photo, never scam. Funny pictures or even short videos of animals have successfully taken over the actual gaming subreddit.
And you probably aren’t surprised at the variety of pun combinations you come up with The Day Before
are also offered from time to time. An example would be this one inspired by a tasty drink:
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Seriousness approaching: Meanwhile, there are also serious voices from users who are striving to shape this subreddit into something groundbreaking using the experience of the failed game. For example, Reddit user TheClawTTV. He asks whether this subforum would not be a suitable place, to serve as a place for indie developers to exchange ideas. So perhaps they could create a truly fantastic zombie MMO.
He himself has already spoken to a few people who, precisely because of the disaster with the game in question, now seriously want to launch their own creation.
The disappointment alone was enough to motivate her to start.
Maybe The Day Before will do good things in the long term – or at least, thanks to its subreddit, provide fun during a break from the seriousness of life.
Do you guys hang out on this particular subreddit yourself? Maybe now that you’ve gotten a taste for this community beyond the game? Or do you just find the stuff there to be silly, or do you generally stay away from Reddit as a platform? Feel free to write us your thoughts and opinions in the comments!
