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Hello Subnauts, With Subnautica 2's Early Access launch on the horizon, we're hosting a Free Weekend for Subnautica, the game that started it all. From April 2nd at 10:00 AM PT through April 6th at 9:59 AM PT, you can play Subnautica for free. If you haven't explored the vast oce
Hello Subnauts,
With Subnautica 2's Early Access launch on the horizon, we're hosting a Free Weekend for Subnautica, the game that started it all. From April 2nd at 10:00 AM PT through April 6th at 9:59 AM PT, you can play Subnautica for free.
If you haven't explored the vast oceans of Planet 4546B yet, or you want to invite a friend to try it out, now is the perfect time!
What’s waiting for you in Subnautica
Explore a vast and immersive alien ocean
Unravel the mysteries hidden within an ancient alien world
Enjoyed your time exploring and surviving on Planet 4546B? You can continue your adventure with a purchase!
Both Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are on sale at 75% off. The sale period runs from April 2nd, 10:00 AM PT until April 9th, 9:59 AM PT.
And an even bigger adventure is on its way!
In Subnautica 2, you’ll get to explore an all-new alien world, either alone or with up to three friends (four players total) in optional co-operative multiplayer. Built on Unreal Engine 5, it brings enhanced visuals, new creatures, and new mysteries waiting to be uncovered.
Wishlist Subnautica 2 now and be the first to know when Early Access launches.
This Free Weekend is a time-limited promotion. A purchase is required to continue playing after it ends.
Progress made during the Free Weekend is saved via Steam Cloud Saves.
Save data cannot be transferred between platforms. Achievements are tied to your platform profile and will carry over from the Free Weekend if you purchase the game.
We have released a hotfix today that addresses a security-related concern raised to us by Unity. You can read more about the specific issue here: While the update patches out the flaw, Unity has said that, to their knowledge, no one has exploited the issue to date, and no players
We have released a hotfix today that addresses a security-related concern raised to us by Unity. You can read more about the specific issue here: https://unity.com/security/sept-2025-01/
While the update patches out the flaw, Unity has said that, to their knowledge, no one has exploited the issue to date, and no players have been at risk.
To help ensure that this security flaw can never be exploited on Subnautica or Below Zero, we have updated Unity following the guidelines provided. We have also had to make the difficult decision to disable all legacy and alternative branches of Subnautica and Below Zero, as there is no way for us to patch out the security issue on each of those branches individually.
If you play Subnautica or Below Zero with any mods on our legacy or alternative branches, you should disable or remove them before launching the game after the update to preserve your save files. You will need to check that the mods you want to play are updated to work with the most recent version of the game.
For our speedrunning community, this also means that the speedrunners branch has been disabled. We understand that this will affect speedruns moving forward, but the security and safety of all our players is our highest priority.
Thank you for all your continued support for Subnautica and Below Zero!
We’ve just released a brand new patch full of bug fixes and improvements for Below Zero! This update will roll out worldwide and might take some time to appear across the globe. PC & Console Added a pop-up newsfeed that can be used for one-time-only announcements. Fixed a rar
We’ve just released a brand new patch full of bug fixes and improvements for Below Zero!
This update will roll out worldwide and might take some time to appear across the globe.
PC & Console
Added a pop-up newsfeed that can be used for one-time-only announcements.
Fixed a rare bug that would stop the game world from streaming in and make the game unresponsive when attempting to save in some cases.
Fixed the Ice Worm always damaging the Vehicle/Snowfox/Player from any distance.
Changed the chance of knocking the player off of the Snowfox when taking damage from the Ice Worm from 100% to 25% to make the encounter less frustrating..
Changed the Snowfox's collider to make it less annoying to drive by, greatly reducing the amount it can get stuck on obstacles and props.
Changed the orientation of the Snowfox when deployed to now properly face the same direction as the player to make it easier to mount in a hurry.
Changed the Snowfox's damage from terrain impact from 100% to 12%, to not need as many repairs from just driving.
Fixed when the Ice Worm pushed the Snowfox it would only trigger a cooldown to the physical push but not damage and knock off.
Fixed the Snowfox occasionally falling inside the terrain and disappearing forever when deploying it.
Fixed the "lightning flashes" accessibility option preventing the Repair Tool from using power when it was unchecked.
Changed the main menu on all platforms by removing the merchandise store banner.
Fixed the texture filter quality to use Bilinear for some sprites on the Blueprints PDA tab.
PC only (excluding Windows Store)
Fixed gamepad selection indicator being visible after switching from gamepad to keyboard and mouse.
Корейское издательство Krafton официально объявило о переносе релиза приключенческой игры с элементами выживания Subnautica 2 . Также был представлен первый геймплейный трейлер.
Корейское издательство Krafton официально объявило о переносе релиза приключенческой игры с элементами выживания Subnautica 2. Также был представлен первый геймплейный трейлер.
We’re thrilled today to unveil the first teaser trailer for Subnautica 2 and announce that we’ll be heading to Early Access in 2025! 🥳 Store pages are now live and you can wishlist Subnautica 2 on Steam. Our goal has always been to bring Early Access to as many of our community
We’re thrilled today to unveil the first teaser trailer for Subnautica 2 and announce that we’ll be heading to Early Access in 2025! 🥳
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS0vTRl_2PQ
Store pages are now live and you can wishlist Subnautica 2 on Steam. Our goal has always been to bring Early Access to as many of our community as possible, and we’re excited to develop Subnautica 2 from the start alongside more of you than ever before!
Keen eyed Subnauts might have also noticed that we’ve given our profiles across the web a bit of an update. See if you can uncover all of the new details. Some are a little easier to spot than others 👀
And if you want to speculate about everything we revealed today, a new Discord channel specifically for Subnautica 2 is now available. Just head over and join the community to get involved!
We’re excited to share more of what the team has been working on as we build up to the release of Early Access next year.
Hello Subnauts! We’ve released the Teeny-Tiny Hotfix - a patch to resolve a few bugs from our last update What the Dock. Fixes: Ambient water particles are now showing correctly Fix to allow new screenshots can be cycled through after deleting older screenshots again Thank you to
Hello Subnauts!
We’ve released the Teeny-Tiny Hotfix - a patch to resolve a few bugs from our last update What the Dock. Fixes:
Ambient water particles are now showing correctly
Fix to allow new screenshots can be cycled through after deleting older screenshots again
Thank you to everyone who reported bugs to us. As always, keep in touch and let us know if you have any persisting issues!
A new update is available for Subnautica: Below Zero . Tailor your Below Zero experience with Custom Game Mode Utilize an all-new Seatruck Dock base piece Enjoy the most stable version of the game with tons of bugs squashed Get yourself out of some sticky out-of-bounds situations
Tailor your Below Zero experience to the finest of details with a new Custom Game Mode option. Toggle everything from Player Damage, to Day and Night Length, to Creature Hostility, to implementing a Vegetarian Diet, and much, much more. The challenges are endless and yours to create!
Seatruck Dock
Looking for a way to dock your Seatruck and its modules? We’ve got you covered! This brand new base piece will accommodate the Seatruck and up to five modules comfortably. No more chasing your modules around in open water. You can just easily get back to your adventures right from your base.
Tons of Bugs Smashed
The team has been hard at work optimizing the Below Zero experience even more, with tons more bugs smashed. Enjoy the most stable version of the game to-date with this latest update.
Unstuck Button
Ever found yourself stuck out-of-bounds with no way to rectify the situation? This handy unstuck button will come in clutch to ensure you don’t lose any precious game progress. Simply open the Options menu and select Unstuck to teleport back to your last safe location.
Steam Cloud Saves
Got a sense of deja vu? Steam Cloud saves are back! (Yes, for real this time.) Use Steam Cloud to upload your saved games and download them to any computer with the same Steam account when you launch the game. Taking your lived in saves from computer-to-computer has never been easier.
Авторы Subnautica собираются отойти от разработки иммерсивных симуляторов выживания и выпустить что-нибудь новенькое. Компания Krafton во время оглашения финансовых результатов за 2021 фискальный год упомянула проект, над которым сейчас работает студия Unknown Worlds .
Авторы Subnautica собираются отойти от разработки иммерсивных симуляторов выживания и выпустить что-нибудь новенькое. Компания Krafton во время оглашения финансовых результатов за 2021 фискальный год упомянула проект, над которым сейчас работает студия Unknown Worlds.
We can't believe it! You, our amazing community who have supported us at every turn, have now nominated us for a Steam Award. We are humbled by the wonderful support shown to us over the years. The nomination for Outstanding Visual Style is really the cherry on top! There are fou
We can't believe it! You, our amazing community who have supported us at every turn, have now nominated us for a Steam Award. We are humbled by the wonderful support shown to us over the years. The nomination for Outstanding Visual Style is really the cherry on top!
There are four other fabulous games in the running for the Outstanding Visual Style award. It's tough competition, but we encourage you to vote. Not necessarily for us, but for whichever game you believe is worthy of your singular vote in this category. And of course, don't forget to support other games in other categories too! The Steam Awards is a very special event for smaller studios like ourselves.
To our fellow nominees, a huge congratulations. To our fans, you've always been so supportive of us. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for this nomination of such high esteem.
With all our love after a remarkable release year,
Language pack support for Hungarian, Finnish, Slovak, and Polish. This update also includes a fix for endgame dialogue in Sam's storyline, and some minor bug fixes related to translation and text sizing. Finally, if you use console commands on PC, they're now even easier to acces
Language pack support for Hungarian, Finnish, Slovak, and Polish.
This update also includes a fix for endgame dialogue in Sam's storyline, and some minor bug fixes related to translation and text sizing.
Finally, if you use console commands on PC, they're now even easier to access by using shift+enter!
Subnautica: Below Zero is a great survival game for many reasons, but what makes it one of the most unique survival sims is its colourful and creative fauna. Below Zero's animals range from small fish that can fit in your hand, to huge, terrifying leviathans that can fit you in t
Subnautica: Below Zero is a great survival game for many reasons, but what makes it one of the most unique survival sims is its colourful and creative fauna. Below Zero's animals range from small fish that can fit in your hand, to huge, terrifying leviathans that can fit you in their mouths. The way you interact with these animals, and the ways they interact with you, are a crucial element in Below Zero's dynamic and surprising journey of discovery... Read more.
Subnautica: Below Zero has a smaller scope than Subnautica does, trading away the vast expanses of ocean for a more constrained arctic sea. That hasn’t stopped Unknown Worlds from ensuring that this sequel retains the tight survival gameplay that made the original such a hit year
Subnautica: Below Zero has a smaller scope than Subnautica does, trading away the vast expanses of ocean for a more constrained arctic sea. That hasn’t stopped Unknown Worlds from ensuring that this sequel retains the tight survival gameplay that made the original such a hit years ago. Yet the addition of some new mechanics, particularly a greater emphasis on exploring above water and a more fleshed out narrative, means that Below Zero struggles to reach the heights of its past.
Below Zero is set on Subnautica’s Planet 4546B, though this time you take on the role of Robin Ayou as she searches for what happened to her sister in the planet’s arctic. The voice acting is generally decent, though the story never grabbed me in any form—it’s just there as background flavour. The amount of chatter is occasionally grating, tending to over explain discoveries rather than letting you realize the implications yourself.
Subnautica: Below Zero
Of course, you can push the story aside for as long as possible in lieu of exploring, harvesting, and crafting new items, which is the bulk of the Subnautica experience. It remains as compelling as ever; managing your resources, such as oxygen, health, thirst, and new to Below Zero, temperature, while slowly discovering new technology and alien life is a rock-solid gameplay loop. Few things needed to change in this sequel, and though the tech tree is somewhat smaller, the actual act of exploring is still the highlight.
“Each new creature in Subnautica: Below Zero forces you to interact with it in order to better their behavior, and it’s that gradual understanding that makes searching for new life and resources so rewarding.”
When you are in the water, Below Zero excels. Interacting with the myriad forms of aquatic life is a delight, as you slowly come to understand their demeanors and how you can make use of them. Take the brinewing for example, which is a little fish that shoots a jet of frozen solution at you, causing you to turn into a block of ice and sink for a few seconds. It doesn’t deal any damage, but it leaves you wide open to attacks from other fish or possible oxygen deprivation. Each new creature in Subnautica: Below Zero forces you to interact with it in order to better their behavior, and it’s that gradual understanding that makes searching for new life and resources so rewarding.
Yet Below Zero is not as straightforward as its predecessor was when it comes to exploration, and that’s the result of how the story functions. There are multiple narrative threads you can follow at any given moment, and it’s not entirely clear how you should proceed at times. Subnautica’s progression can basically be summed up as ‘go deeper’, but that is not the case with Below Zero. I got lost several times in my playthrough, unsure where the next step in my progression was located. This was made more frustrating by the expanded land sequences.
Subnautica: Below Zero
It’s a shame, though perhaps not surprising, that stepping out of the water and onto dry land is a disappointment. A sizable chunk of Below Zero involves marching across frozen tundra, icebergs, and other arctic biomes, each with their own threats to deal with. While a massive ice worm chasing you down is thrilling, my interest waned every time I was required to get out of the ocean and trudge across snow because it simply isn’t as fluid, expansive, or exciting as exploring below the waterline. After several hours of walking, I just wanted the game to let me get back to the good stuff.
“The world looks great on the Switch, with vibrant blues and whites popping out against the watery backdrop—not to mention the gorgeous sunsets.”
What is most surprising to me is how good the Nintendo Switch port is. Aside from some stuttering when entering a new biome and frequent texture pop-in, Below Zero holds up well in both portable and docked mode. The world looks great on the Switch, with vibrant blues and whites popping out against the watery backdrop—not to mention the gorgeous sunsets. I was skeptical of how Below Zero would perform on this platform, yet I walked away convinced that it’s adapted well to the Nintendo Switch.
Though the experience isn’t as well-honed as its predecessor, Subnautica: Below Zerois a good time for anyone who’s up for some deep-sea survival. There is a lot to discover here, and unless you have a case aquaphobia, this is well worth your time.
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