Subnautica (2018)
Subnautica is a survival, adventure game set in an open world environment and played from a first-person perspective. The player controls the lone survivor of a crashed space ship, called the Aurora, on an aquatic planet. The main objective of the player is to explore the game's world and survive the dangers of the planet while at the same time following the story of the game. (Wikipedia.org)
Game Information
Platforms: Xbox One, Windows, macOS
Franchise: Subnautica
Developer: Unknown Worlds Entertainment
Publisher: Unknown Worlds Entertainment
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Subnautica belongs to 3 collections
1. Game Pass for PC (public: moderated by howabe - 3 stars)
2. Was free on Epic Games Store (public: moderated by Veterini - 3 stars)
3. Underwater settings video games (public: moderated by Veterini)
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| Mar 15 | favery | 70 94% |
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A bit rough around the edges but still a very pleasant adventure with occasional intense moments.
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| Sep 03, 2021 |  |
guy piranha | 80 71% |
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it doesn't really deviate from the explore, collect and improve-formula other genre entries offer, but there's yet something special about it. is it the colourful, beautiful, immersive underwater world? is it the awesome sound-design? is it the array of pretty cool tools and gadgets? or the way you're introduced into the world by just the right balance of freedom and plot? ok, yes, that's it. all of it. it's great.
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| Apr 11, 2021 | cinatic | 98 97% |
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in its genre unique, it set a new milestone of immersion
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| Jan 14, 2021 |  |
PerryStroika | 77 63% |
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I like to play this on Freedom without hunger and thirst, but even then the travel times are kind of brutal. Desperately needs a fast travel system. The game is hard enough without the bugs too. When I reloaded a save I respawned in a fire and died.
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| Jul 02, 2020 | Errol246 | 3 38% |
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The only survival game thus far to grab my attention for a solid 15 or so hours, but unfortunately it didn't last for much longer after that. Don't dig the style and the interface feels almost like it's ripped out of a children's educational game. It's terribly optimised as well.
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| Feb 19, 2019 | Bobbles | 78 63% |
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Very fun, but the endgame got slightly tedious - the travel times were just a bit too much, and the resource gathering is inherently repetitive. I would also have liked the ability to make my own map in the game.
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| Jan 21, 2019 |  |
camara | 97 93% |
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At first I thought it was a common survival game with differential happening on the ocean floor. I was surprised. The graphics are elegant. The mechanics of vehicles in water is pure sci-fi. Developers opted to not display a map or gps, this made exploration difficult and exciting. But there are flaws. The Cyclop submarine is very giant and has poor energy efficiency, which makes it an uninteresting experience. Hunger and constant thirst is very annoying, and they turn you off from the narrative
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| Mar 13, 2018 |  |
VinegarBob | 95 93% |
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Minecraft underwater. Lots of crafting, amazing graphics and lots of exploring to be done. The survival element is easily manageable once you know how everything works. Replayability may be an issue for some because it's a fixed world with the items you need to progress being essentially in the same spots from game to game. However if like me you have a rotten memory and a terrible sense of direction replayability is much less of an issue! Cool story too.
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| Jan 28, 2018 |  |
Obdurate | 75 45% |
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It's a gorgeous game, also speaks to the fear of the unknown, specifically the ocean which is terrifying... even though this isn't technically a horror game. I'm not much for survival generally because having to eat every 5 minutes ruins a game for me, but this is fairly forgiving, and there are different modes (one in which you don't have to worry about that). Big open-world to explore, lots of intrigue, pretty cool story.
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| Average Percentile 64.09% from 154 Ratings |  |