A few days after the announcement yesterday has been delayed to November 2023, developer Fntastic has released a 10-minute gameplay video highlighting what players can expect from the open-world zombie survival MMO.
It has everything one might expect from the genre and seems to be inspired by several other popular games, including Parts, DayZAnd Our last. There are scenes of crouching walking through abandoned city streets, scavenging abandoned houses for supplies, customizing guns at the desk, managing backpack inventory, and occasionally encountering the undead. However, zombies don’t seem to pose much of a threat and are easily killed from a distance. For an open-world game that can introduce other players to meet and interact, the video looks strangely lifeless and empty, with most of the footage consisting of the player’s character simply Simply scavenging for supplies or walking on deserted streets.
Video chơi trò chơi mới nhất này là video hay nhất về The Day Before, trong đó ít được chiếu trong những năm gần đây. Trò chơi ban đầu được dự kiến phát hành vào năm 2022 trước khi có thông báo rằng trò chơi sẽ là chuyển sang Unreal Engine 5. Quyết định đó khiến trò chơi bị trì hoãn cho đến tháng 3 năm 2023.
Câu chuyện chỉ tiếp tục từ đó. Fntastic gần đây đã thông báo rằng trò chơi đã bị trì hoãn một lần nữa đến ngày 10 tháng 11 năm 2023. Ban đầu, Fntastic cho biết sự chậm trễ này là do tranh chấp nhãn hiệu ở Hoa Kỳ ngăn nhà phát triển phát hành trò chơi trên Steam, nhưng sau đó tuyên bố rằng sự chậm trễ luôn là một phần của kế hoạch.
“Chúng tôi đã lên kế hoạch chuyển ngày phát hành trò chơi trước đó và dự định công bố nó với [publisher] Mytona in a 10-minute gameplay video,” a Fntastic statement said IGN read. “And then you all know what happened. So just to be safe, to make sure there are no more transfers, we together with the publisher chose November 10th. It’s a safe day, considering the trademark dispute.”
Fntastic has been criticized for using unpaid volunteers to develop The Day Before. Company founders Eduard Gotovsev and Aisen Gotovsev said in a video released last year that Fntastic boasts more than 100 full-time “volunteers” working remotely around the world, and that the studio also works. with dozens of unpaid “supporters” to help test the game.
Multiple delays and the studio’s voluntary nature have led some fans to believe that the game will never see the light of day. Fntastic responded to those concerns, telling IGN that the game had been in development for over four years and that it was “upsetting” to hear accusations that the game was just smoke and mirrors.
“We just believe in the end product,” says Fntastic. “No matter what anyone says, November 10 this year you will see for yourself. We hope that after the success of the game, we will give everyone the belief that in this life, if you Persevere towards the dream, it will come true despite all obstacles and doubts.”
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