I’m pretty sure Subnautica: Below Zero takes place after the events of the first game. With a handcrafted map, much more detail and care is packed into every biome. The procedurally generated map from Subnautica was fine, but did not necessarily add much to the game. Similarly, this go around they got rid of the procedurally generated environments entirely. I played the previous title back during its early access, when the game still had that weird terraforming mechanic that was eventually scrapped. While I can’t say how Subnautica: Below Zero was during its own EA, I can say that at the time of v1.0 release, it is a fantastic polished and balanced title that more than lives up to the first game. I’m here to inform you that, also like its predecessor, Subnautica: Below Zero entirely whips ass. Open-world, early access, survival, crafting, all things from a genre whose reputation was long tarnished by half baked games. What a joy it was to find out that not only was it a full game, it was leaving early access! Subnautica: Below Zero, like its predecessor, had all of the worst descriptors. After all, Subnautica was so great, making some fun expansion areas seemed like a stellar idea.
I’ll be honest, until like a month ago I thought Below Zero was some kind of DLC in the works. Subnautica: Below Zero Review – Everything’s Terror Down Where It’s Wetterĭeveloped and published by Unknown Worlds EntertainmentĪvailable on PS4, PS5 X1, XSX, Switch, Mac, and PC
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