The Day Before teases its return to Steam

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The Day Before teases its return to Steam

Over the last few months, The Day Before had completely disappeared from the face of the Earth, but not anymore! It has to be said that Fntastic's survival MMO has not been spared from a few setbacks. The studio had failed to register its game's trademark, which was disputed by a calendar application and as a result, the game was simply removed from the Steam page.

In a recent press release, Fntastic expressed optimism about the current proceedings. A representative of the studio even declared that the game will return to Valve's store *"very soon " and that The Day Before will then return *"to the top of users' wishlists ".

Finally, the studio posted a new image on Twitter showing a racing car in what is supposed to be a post-apocalyptic world.

Source: eurogamer.net

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