As controversial survival MMO The Day Before approaches early access, its devs have a message for the doubters: "We made this for you too, we don't hold a grudge"
Dec. 4, 2023Fntastic says it has no hard feelings towards those who’ve been critical of the game
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The road to release has been an eventful one for The Day Before, and as developer Fntastic prepares to launch the game in Early Access, it’s taken to Twitter with messages for both fans and non-fans of its survival MMO.
“To our future player”, the tweet reads, “we made this for you so that you will enjoy the games and it becomes a celebration. Together, we will continue improving the game and adding content.” To those “who didn’t believe” in the developer, Fntastic says, “we made this game for you too.” It adds, “we accept any kind of criticism and don’t hold a grudge against you.”
The developer then addresses the accusations it received during the course of The Day Before’s development, asking its audience not accuse it of “scamming” or flipping assets. “Please don’t underestimate our work, it wasn’t easy,” it adds. “We are like you we worked hard. And we’re incredibly happy that our game will finally see the light of day for everyone to explore.”
With The Day Before now reinstated on Steam,it’s once again among players' most wishlisted games. Currently, it’s at number two onSteam’s chartahead of Supergiant’s highly anticipated sequel,Hades 2, and just behind the upcoming free-to-play FPS The Finals. With the game arriving in Early Access this Thursday, December 7, we’ll finally get to see if it lives up to the hype.
Looking for something to play in the meantime? Check out our pick of thebest survival games.
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