The Day Before is the Most Wanted Game on Steam – Look for Unpaid Associates Now

The Day Before ranks first among the most requested games on the Steam platform. Now the developers Fntastic are looking for volunteers to help develop the game for free.

What will The Day Before be about? The Day Before is a survival shooter that will be released on Steam. It takes place in a zombie apocalypse where you fight for your survival.

The first trailers allow conclusions about gameplay content. You have to take care of resources that ensure your survival or you can dash through the apocalyptic landscape with vehicles.

Many are already eagerly awaiting the release. The Day Before currently ranks #1 on Steam’s “Most Wanted” list (as of June 28, 2022, via store.steampowered.com).

When is the game release? The Day Before was originally announced for June 21, 2022. The date has since been pushed back a year to March 1, 2023.

More detailed information about the game and the reason why the release date was postponed can be found here.

Here’s a gameplay trailer for The Day Before:

“Fntastic’s culture is based on the idea of ​​volunteering”

What does Fntastic mean by “volunteers”? On their website, the company explains what is meant by the term “volunteers” (via fntastic.com).

There are two ways to get involved as a Fntastic volunteer:

Full-time volunteers work for money. The places are limited for this. Anyone can help as a part-time volunteer. As compensation, the company offers “cool rewards, certificates of participation and free codes”.

According to Fntastic, the tasks of part-time volunteers include various activities. They cite translator work and community moderation as explicit examples. It is also possible to contribute your own skills as a part-time volunteer and improve the game.

How is the community reacting to reddit? Reactions to Fntastic’s strategy have been mixed (via reddit).

On the one hand, there are many critical comments:

• whatnameisnttaken098 says something like, “So, you want people to develop a massive MMO… for free?”
• StabilitySpace is also skeptical: “Everything about this company just looks weird.”

On the other hand, there are also users who defend the company. They argue that Fntastics only outsources small tasks like forum moderation to volunteers and “rather than not having translations at all, they allow fans to do the translations.”

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If The Day Before seems too exciting for you, there is an alternative. Another survival shooter on Steam describes itself as “boring”.