The day before was postponed to November due to a trademark dispute

the day beforethe open-world survival MMO that looks like a crossover between The Division and DayZ, has been delayed yet again, this time because of a trademark dispute.

The Day Before logo will already be available when development studio Fntastic announces the game in January 2021. However, in May 2021, a South Korean applied for the trademark four months after the game’s release.

Individuals file in the United States, and the mark is approved in November 2022 after a standard evaluation and investigation period at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

On January 19, the studio received a complaint from the trademark holder. As a result, the studio has taken the game’s Steam page and website offline.

The team also delayed The Day Before from its planned March release to November 10. The studio was originally slated for a June 2021 release, but delayed the game to switch to Unreal Engine 5.

The team also A lengthy gameplay video is planned This month; however, it was also delayed until the trademark issue was resolved.

One of the most wishlisted games on Steam since its release in January 2021. The game is set in a post-pandemic America filled with flesh-hungry infected.

In the game, you wake up alone in “a world you no longer remember,” where survivors are killing each other for food, weapons, and cars. You’ll set out to find answers and gather the resources you need to survive.

In order to survive, you will use realistic weapons against the infected and other players. You’ll have a thermometer, thirst gauge, and more to help you keep track of your mortality as you drive around and explore the world.