The Day Before Developer Claims YouTube Has Removed Some of Its Videos

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The Day Before developer Fntastic reports on social media that some of its videos have been removed. The survival horror MMO shooter has seen no end to its problems which seem to keep mounting as the game nears its release date. From delays to trademark disputes, it seems the issues that bog the game down keep coming, which has already led to many questioning its existence. That only seems to continue as the developer of The Day Before keeps posting more issues with development.

The Day Before is an upcoming survival horror MMO that seemed to have been fairly promising when it was first announced back in 2021. Many saw The Day Before as The Division crossed with The Last of Us, with an open-world game set in a post-apocalyptic America ruined by a virus turning the populace into the shuffling, moaning undead. Based on what has been shown of the game, it would entail exploring the world, collecting loot, managing supplies, and overall just trying to survive the daily onslaught of zombies. There was even PvP and the idea of survivor colonies in the trailer, hinting at further complex systems the player would have to manage.

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Unfortunately, The Day Before has been hit with myriad problems since its first announcements, another of which just happened to hit the developer's videos of the game, as several of its videos have been allegedly taken down by both Steam and YouTube, such as the ten-minute video of The Day Before's gameplay posted a couple of weeks ago. Fntastic took to Twitter to talk about this in another bizarre tweet, citing that it's related to the trademark holder of The Day Before's title.

In the official tweet from Fntastic, it notes the news that its videos were taken