is the game real? Everyone asks the question

In the small world of MMOs, everyone is talking about one game: The Day Before. What to think about it and most importantly is this one real?

If you follow any bit of MMO news, you must have heard of one in particular The day beforethat’s a bit of a mix The last of us etc the division, with a touch of DayZ (yes, that’s a lot). Bad news for him, as we learned this week, the game is in bad shape and blocked for not registering his trademark in the US. But now the title is content with another problem: the concerns of the community.

The day before dealing with concerns

Although the game was one of the most anticipated on Steam (before its rise), the fact is that concerns are growing The day before and escalated after the game’s lead Discord server moderator revealed he wasn’t sure it was all really real.

As seen in this sharing screenshots from a specific Twitter account by name improve yourself

a user named “Wholf” who serves as the main moderator on the official Discord server The day before expresses serious doubts about the MMO. See instead:

For those of you who are wondering if the game is legit, I’m going to ask myself right now

It’s still funny. The CM/Moderator goes on to explain that he is not employed by the Fntastic studio and is just a volunteer. This remains a rather dubious method. Typically, studios that can’t afford communications staff do the work themselves. The studio methods behind it The day before

are therefore quite strange, all the more so that the developers work in different places on the planet and that there seems to be no premises. With those kind words, we leave you with a video presentation from the studio that is simply amazing: