"The Day Before's official Discord has a 'Commonly Asked Questions' section that isn't very good at answering questions," he wrote. But as staff writer Morgan Park said in his in-depth analysis (opens in new tab) of The Day Before mystery, there are some legitimate red flags flying, particularly relating to the fact that we know virtually nothing about the game. It's possible that Fntastic is simply struggling to keep up with what's going on, and that the " volunteers (opens in new tab)" it employs aren't fully in the loop. That rather glaring discrepancy isn't addressed in the IGN interview. So why attribute it to a trademark dispute? And why initially blame The Day Before's removal from Steam on "a known bug that has affected multiple titles in the past," and that would be corrected as part of Steam's regular maintenance. From that perspective, all of this seems like a fairly straightforward case of a developer grossly underestimating the time required to finish and launch a game, and delaying appropriately. Fntastic and Mytona are both established game companies, and The Day Before was available for wishlisting on Steam but never actually up for pre-purchase-no Steam user money has changed hands. That really encapsulates what I find mystifying about the whole thing. "The game is fully funded by Mytona, one of the largest mobile publishers in the world, who checked the game's build at every milestone per our contract."
"We didn't take a penny from people: no crowdfunding, no pre-orders, no donations," they said.
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