The developer of The Day Before has told disappointed players that part of the reason why the MMO failed is because "sh*t happens," as ജit attempts t𝐆o remove itself from the internet.
If you've been online at any point during the last week, you probably know all about what happened to the highly anticipated, and highly suspicious, survival game The Day Before. Just in case you don't, we also have the bizarre history of The Day Before to get you up to date.
The latest happenings include The Day Before's publisher offering refunds for everyone regardless of playtime, and developer Fntastic revealing that its misleading MMO "has failed financially," causing the dev to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:close down just 4 days after launch.
After issuing a statement regarding the previously mentioned refunds, one Twitter user replied to Fntastic's tweet to share their criticisms,༒ to which the developer simply : "This was our first big experience. Shit happens." This seems to have only angered fans more.
This was our first big experience. Shit happens.
Following all of the drama this week, it seems Fntastic is eager to cover its tracks. As spotted by Twitter user @, a number of marketing materials and key members of the development team have gone missing online. Most noticeably, the company's ꧋CEO Eduard Gotovtsev has , as well as acಞcount.
What's more, Fntastic also seemꦆs to have removed a𓆉ll of the videos from its and appears to be on Steam's backend to disassociate its name from its previous works.
You can find out what we made of it all with our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Day Before review.
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