The Day Before, which first appeared in 2021, was promised to be an ambitious open-world looter-shooter zombie MMO similar to The Division. The Day Before launched on Steam on December 7 after numerous delays, but aside from its bugs, lack of originality, and seemingly deliberately slow in-game pacing, it was widely criticized for failing to deliver the MMO (massively multiplayer online) experience as advertised. . Now, just four days later, developer Fntastic has announced that they are shuttering.The end of the road for The Day Before
Fntastic announced that they were going bankrupt due to the “financial failure” of this $40 game, despite having sold over 200,000 copies. “We did everything we could, but unfortunately we miscalculated our abilities,” he added, adding that Fntastic removed all its over-promising trailers from its YouTube channel. No further updates will be developed for The Day Before. Fntastic said in a statement that “servers will continue to work,” but it is unclear how long this will last.
Steam refunds money
Steam offers a two-week window for refund requests, provided the game has only been played for less than two hours. Even if you’ve played The Day Before for more than two hours for some reason, Steam is likely to accept your refund, as noted in the announcement from the game’s publisher Mytona. Some users state that they were able to get a refund even though they played for more than two hours.
To return The Day Befor and get your money back, simply go to Steam’s Help section and return the game from your purchase history. If you don’t know exactly how to do this, I leave the relevant guide for you right above.
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