The studio responded: provide refunds to any player who applies for a refund, regardless of game time.

CTOnews.com, 12 / 12 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- pre-havoc studio Fntastic responded to the refund issue: Russian mobile game publisher Mytona and we are currently working with Steam to provide a refund to any player who chooses to apply for a refund, regardless of game time.

CTOnews.com noted that "Eve of Holocaust" was officially released on December 7, and studio Fntastic Studios announced its closure due to a flood of bad reviews. Due to the lack of funds to continue to operate, the existing income will be used to repay the partner's debt, the official said in the announcement.

We put all our efforts, resources and man-hours into developing the Eve of Holocaust, our first big game. We really want to release new patches to reveal the full potential of the game, but unfortunately, we don't have the money to continue this work.

Before Holocaust is a doomsday zombie shooter, the official promotional video attracted a large number of players, but after the game was released, players found that the game was full of Bug, poorly optimized and seriously missing content. The purchase channel is now closed.