Yet a very controversial year’s start yesterday Gone, it’s been quiet lately again about the zombie survival game. Now the developers are back and scrapped one beta in.
Although the naming rights to The Day Before have not yet been clarified, and the development team is still in dispute with the manufacturer of the calendar app, work continues. Certainly no further release date delays are planned, as Fntastic has now publicly stated.
The day before: First beta, rolling out in November
The data comes from an official on the official The Day Before Discord channel, like the English-speaking colleagues at PC games to report. Accordingly, the team is currently planning a beta, which will of course happen before the planned release of the survival game. However, there is no exact date for the exam yet.
“This gives players the opportunity to try out the game before release and gives us valuable feedback that we can use to improve the final product,” said the game’s official.
In addition, one confirms that on its planned release date, the November 10, 2023, will be held. The Previous Day will be issued on that day and there will be no further delay.
Back to Steam? It is being worked on
Until then, the team has to nibble other construction sites in addition to completing the game. One of them is the platform: Steam has the previous day on January 24, 2023 Fired due to copyright claims. A little later it became clear There is already a calendar app with the same name. Since then, there has been a legal dispute between the app’s developer and Fntastic, and it has yet to be resolved. However, the developers believe that they will be offered again on Steam in the near future.
But it remains to be seen if all these problems will really be solved by the release planned for November 10th. The last gameplay video from The Day Before It didn’t exactly inspire hope among fans.
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