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Some game manufacturers really do everything for money, such as cutting another wave before the shutdown, encouraging players to fight each other, copycat well-known games to attract players kryptonite, and so on.
Recently, a manufacturer has been amazing, not only fooling players, but also IGN and Nvidia have been pitted.
Recently, developed by FNTASTIC and published by Mytona Fntastic, "The Day Before" was officially launched on steam, which is a post-apocalyptic survival multiplayer online game, similar to the combination of "The Last of Us" and "The Division", and the game supports simplified Chinese.
The game is set on the East Coast of the United States after a deadly pandemic, and players must not only fight against the infected, but also face competition from other players in the fight to survive.
The game is comparable to the CG demonstration video, rich in details, so the video attracted the attention of a large number of players as soon as it was exposed, and even IGN and NVIDIA collaborated with the game. But then the player found out that the manufacturer was wrong, repeatedly bounced tickets without exposing the substantive content, and then it was found that they fooled netizens to volunteer for them to give them jobs for free, which felt very unprofessional.
IGN and Nvidia are even worse, in 2021, these two companies were fooled into a lot of money just to get exclusive news, at that time, IGN also specially engaged in the world's first game live broadcast, which caused tens of millions of netizens to watch, as a result, FNTASTIC engaged in a bonfire video live broadcast for 9 hours, and did not apologize afterwards, and later used this wave of attention to attract traffic to another mobile game quality chicken game of its own.
In February of this year, the game released a new promotional video, but it was soon discovered that this video was completely plagiarized from the "Call of Duty 17" promotional video, and then in November, another video was found to be plagiarized, and the narration of the video was almost a copy of the narration of the "Give Him Love 5" trailer video 10 years ago.
In short, FNTASTIC's "Eve of the Catastrophe" has been full of negative news since it was exposed, so it was called "Steam's scam game of the year" by netizens.
At present, the game has a "rave of bad reviews" on Steam, with a praise rate of only 16%, players complain that this game is a half-finished product, serious lag, the server is full but no one is online, the picture quality has shrunk greatly, and the content is copycat, anyway, it has nothing to do with the previous promotional video content.
Some netizens with bad reviews said that the BGM of this game is like "Disappearing Light 2", the squatting is like "The End of America", and the gameplay is like "After Tomorrow", which is simply a lump of poop. There are also netizens who complain, a doomsday zombie survival game, but there are more players encountered in the game than zombies, and the gameplay is no different from the krypton gold mobile game, and finally advise everyone to run away, otherwise the manufacturer will run away. Because the server is so bad, it is difficult for European and American players to log in, and some players suspect that this online game does not have a server.
Of course, this game is not without praise, for example, players of "Three Kingdoms" praised the game.
Little Brother Whispering Green Gong: Some netizens have picked up the black history of FNTASTIC and found that they had previously engaged in a game called "The Wild Eight", which ran away after three months on the shelves, and several other games are also the same operation, so if there is no accident, this time FNTASTIC may repeat the same trick.
A shocking question: What kind of manufacturer have you ever seen?