#Fntastic Topic Coverage

Fntastic's much-maligned release has officially gone rock bottom with literally no one playing the game, as of the time of writing.

This should put an end to all those who are reselling Steam keys for exorbitant amounts following the game's closure.

In case you have a spare couple of hundred dollars laying around, feel free to spend it buying access to an already canceled game.

Perhaps to no one's surprise, The Day Before has been scrubbed off the face of the internet following its development studio's closure.

Many players are complaining that the game, advertised as an MMO, is a vast empty space without much player interaction.

The Day Before finds itself en route to going from one of Steam's most wishlisted games to one of its worst-reviewed titles.

Fntastic issued a bizzare statement just days before the release of Steam's second most-wishlisted title.

It didn't quite regain its top spot after the recent controversies, but it's clear that fans still haven't given up on The Day Before.

Can we really trust Fntastic not to delay The Day Before again given its track record?

Things just went from bad to worse as the upcoming MMO may be walking into another trademark dispute with the name change.

Fntastic will let players test the survival game before it comes out later this year while also vowing to bring it back to Steam.

Eagle-eyed fans spot similarities between the trailer for the survival MMO and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.

Many had expressed their doubt that The Day Before actually existed and was in a playable state before the gameplay trailer made its debut.

According to the developers, a copyright strike is the key reason for the lengthy delay to The Day Before.

The studio behind the online survival game claims that a trademark strike has caused the most recent delay.

The newest trailer for the upcoming survival MMO shows off the stunning graphics of the game.