After waiting for a long time.... Finally, some exciting news about new regions and features 🔥
Thank you, Unknown Worlds.

Wanted to film the cuddlefishes I successfully hatched, and this little guy decided to do a bit of disco in front of me. Hehe

Not my image but wanted to share in the excitement of the new announcement.

The voyage to Early Access 2 begins! 

Creative Director Anthony Gallegos is back to introduce our new Dev Vlog series, outlining who you’ll be expecting to hear from across our future episodes, sharing some sneak peeks, and setting the stage for our next big content update.

can continue to speculate and discuss everything about Subnautica 2 in our official Discord server. Join the community and share your thoughts with your fellow Subnauts!

You can buy Subnautica 2 on Steam, Xbox, and Epic Games now. And don’t forget to share ideas and upvote things you’d like to see in Subnautica 2 on Nolt.io.

Keep Diving!

Who knows how, or why this happened?

Im playing on a handheld computer and was enjoying everything up to now. I’m stuck on getting enamel glass. So I searched for stalker teeth in my scanner room, built the chip to see them but still can’t reach them. It’s like they are below the world gen. How do I fix this? It’s just with the teeth. Everything else is working fine. I tried a grav trap and all

I was looting this wreck in the grassy plateaus and found a data terminal with this message, is it normal or did the game mess up?

Hi all, first time player here and loving below zero! I just unlocked the nuclear reactor but have yet to find magnetite to build the thermal reactor (and upgrades requiring magnetite). I feel like I might have skipped a step.

Ive got scanner rooms both near the underwater mining facility and in the deep ocean around base zeta(?). None of them have the option for finding magnetite..

So when and where should I have stumbled upon magnetite?

I just made my first cuclops after getting the game yesterday and its soo cool, i dont think im even gonna need a base

Has anyone gotten the Frame controllers to work with the game? I can load into VR but only mouse and keyboard work, enable game controller is checked in the subnautica menu

I have Bepin and Submersed mods installed but I can't even see my hands in VR and no buttons work

EDIT Got it working, I had the old 0.1.7 dll inside the bepinex plug-ins folder. Put the new one in and everything works except I cannot change keybinds for some reason. Left, up and right arrows open the PDA. There's no way to access the tools like the scanner so the game is still largely unplayable

Made for a user who has trouble finding it, now up for everyone if they need it.

I just finished Subnautica 1 and I have to say some videogames are definitely works of art and Subnautica is one of them.

I delved so deep into the world of the game that i forgot the mechanics and that it is a game that tries to sell its world to the player. I was immersed in the world and the fauna and species that i slowly discovered. I kept myself away from spoilers and really took my time to explore, build, expand, and slowly progress through the game. I really felt as part of this alien planet.

The graphics and the physics of the water look insane for 10 years ago that the game was made!

I finished the game and found myself really wanting more after 50-60 hours of gameplay, I want to find more about the lore around the game. I've looked all pieces of trivia, easter eggs, real eggs and I find myself wanting more. I've never felt such a lack of satiation after finishing a game.

I'd love a documentary on the game or long interviews and playthroughs of the devs to see how they built what they built, there's a world to explore behind this masterpiece and I feel the game and the team is not loved enough. It's as closest to an alien planet I've ever felt and it's not even a movie you get to play the main character and explore yourself.

What a privilege videogames are.

(Major Spoilers for Metroid Dread)

First time for everything. Almost died to a crash fish, didnt even move and it did 5%. Also had the traditional warper issues, and a ghost peeked through the cave wall while I was getting ghost weed, bout 10 feet from me. Last time i attempted, i died to being near a heat vent in the bulb zone, i thought only the middle of it hurt you that bad.

Just kept my base in the shallows, two moon pools and a large room. Also, if you read this far, you get the secret ending. My habitat builder glitched i think? it didnt need a battery while I was in my base. dead batter or no battery, it just worked. as soon as i left the base, the no power notice would show up and it wouldnt work anymore, like usual. never seen that.

do i remove the observatory cause the leviathans dont even spawn when im in it and i could probably use that glass for other things

I finished Below Zero in 24 hours. When the end cutscene played if you asked me my feelings I'd say it was a neat game with a lot of problems I likely wouldn't return to.

But, near the start I began picking up pictures and posters and all the little decorative items. I'd pressed through the game quicker than normal to have it done before playing Subnautica 2, and after a buggy crash filled experience with my buddy I realized I had a lot more time before I would be really digging into Subnautica 2. So I came back to spend maybe an hour to decorate my base and be done with it. I have since put in 10 more hours with many more on the horizon. I want to shout out the hero of the decoration that really bought me in, the jukebox. Hearing fan songs from creators I'd heard years ago was really nice and make the whole decoration stage really chill. The atmospheric music in the game is nice, but when you are doing the menial stuff inside, it's nice to have a radio to listen to.

I want to get some criticism out of the way because they exist. The game is smaller, the sea monkey nests felt like odd places to find the fragments especially for upgrades, the land segment being split by the bridge with one side being the side story and the other being the main story, the snow fox has no reason to exist, the thumper is not nearly useful enough and since it was assumed you'd use many there are few uses for magnetite in the game, the mercenary is a massive plot hole, and the fact you can leave without ever completing any segment of the side story.

The Seatruck is the first thing I really want to dig into because it's an anxiety crisis. You get the Seatruck early and it's too big and slow to match the Seamoth. You can't fit it into as many squeezes which then left caves inaccessible without larger tanks or the oxygen plants. Then you start adding modules and it should act like a Cyclops. However the lack of customization left much to be desired compared to the incredible utility the Cyclops could provide. My main thought was with food, in my cyclops one indoor growbed could keep my food and water up, but without passing over a number of bladderfish you won't get the same value from an aquarium and fabricator module combo. The most intrusive problem however was the shocking and depth upgrades. The Seamoth could shock leviathans, but it couldn't reach you to the end of the game. The Seatruck was available all the way to the bottom. I first entered the red crystal cavern with a prawn suit and the Shadows there were intimidating, having to tuck away to repair to get deeper. Then on my next attempt with all the endgame supplies I came down in the Seatruck. The second a Shadow grabbed me I was a button click into freedom with no damage. However with the Seatruck being the primary mobility vehicle of the game, taking it away would feel clunky. I personally think the Seatruck shouldn't have been able to reach into the red crystal cavern, but overall it is just a signal to how the Seatruck struggled to figure out what vehicle it was trying to be.

The creatures of Below Zero though, I found to be much more interesting. Don't get me wrong, the Reaper is iconic and you won't find something as intimidating in Below Zero. But man, the Chelicerate was such a cool creature. It was neat every time I saw its shadow lingering around. The other main hostile leviathan, the Shadow Leviathan, was so interesting. I had seen them before in plenty of videos about leviathans. But nothing could have prepared me for seeing it come up from the purple crystals and wind around its territory from the outside. I saved my game immediately as I had a feeling I wouldn't be coming back to the surface. The Vent Garden was such a neat find as well. I didn't spend a lot of time near it because of the Chelicerate over there, but I will be building a base there in a bit.

Below Zero is weird because nothing seemed as individually impressive as the og Subnautica. The story wasn't as good as the original. The vehicles weren't as interesting. The game felt more rushed. But of the two games, I find myself wanting to come back to Below Zero more often than wanting to return to the original game.

A todos os que encontrarem, um bom jogo pra vocês!