YouTuber Spent $1,500 And Created The Day Before Parody That Looks Better Than The Original

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The Day After Parody Trailer

Want to see something cool? YouTuber Crimson has created a parody trailer of the defunct zombie survival game The Day Before. Crimson spent $1,500 on assets and created a trailer that not only looks better than The Day Before did on launch but seems to have more features than the actual game when it went live.

The Day Before developer, Fntastic, released an initial trailer last year that looked pretty decent, but of course, the game that launched was a far cry from how that initial trailer looked. Here Crimson showcases just how easy it is to create a trailer that looks great, and that $1,500 price tag proves you can do it on the cheap.

Speaking of Fntastic and The Day Before, they recently told everyone that the game's failure wasn't their fault.

Enjoy these few minutes of a trailer that further proves The Day Before was a scam in the video below.

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