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About Subnautica

Explore the alien underwater world. Your ship crashes and all you see around you is water. You must survive! Luckily there are a lot of resources available on the ocean floor.

• Create an underwater base that you will be able to live in. You will also be able to craft a personal underwater vehicle, lights, diving gear, knives and everything that you might need underwater.
• Explore shallow coral reefs, lava fields, deep sea trenches, underwater rivers that are bioluminescent, cave systems, plateaus, reefs, and forests that are made of kelp.
• Find out what happened to this alien planet. Something’s not right with your surroundings, you just feel it! The sea life also looks infected and there are so many strange structures on the ocean floor. You must find out if you can get out of this strange world alive.

Subnautica Reviews

I was blown away by Subnautica. What initially appeared to be a knee-high kiddie pool worth of depth, suddenly gives way to a literal ocean of gameplay opportunities.

PlayStation LifeStyle

Aside from a few technical issues, Subnautica is one of the best survival games out there. Not only is the world to explore beautiful but the narrative will keep pulling you along.

Gaming Nexus

Subnautica is a perfect example an open world survival game that doesn’t rely on action, horror or combat elements to excite. Whilst these classic gaming features are involved to an extent, they take a back seat compared to the story, crafting and surviving elements. And this is what sets Subnautica apart from other survival experiences out there. Don’t let this be the one that got away.

TheSixthAxis

• 18d

  One of Subnautica 2's ousted execs is now working on a sequel to ship-scavenging horror game Duskers

  
• 20d

  Subnautica 2 Dev Reveals What to Expect From Upcoming Early Access 1.1 Update

  
• 21d

  Subnautica 2 Dev Outlines Upcoming Content Drop, Including Brand-New Region

  
• 21d

  Unknown Worlds outline a bunch of incoming small Subnautica 2 updates including predator behaviour adjustments and proximity chat

  
• 21d

  Subnautica 2 studio "hard at work" on new updates as it shares more details on the features its 4 million players can expect next

  
• 21d

  Subnautica 2's next region will be its "scariest" yet, but it hides the chassis we've all been waiting for

  
• 21d

  Subnautica 2's first major update "brings back one of the most requested player experiences" and will be "the scariest the game has been yet"

  
• 23d

  Subnautica 2 devs were glad it worked out after all the scary headlines about delays, but they weren't paying much attention anyway

  
• 23d

  Subnautica 2 tries to be more like Alien: Isolation than Silent Hill 2, which is why the leviathans are invincible now

  
• 23d

  Subnautica 2 gets first hotfix to tweak the behaviour of certain creatures

  
• 23d

  Subnautica 2 Hotfix Modifies Creature Behavior Further So Some Predators Will Attack Players Less Often

  
• 23d

  Subnautica 2 update makes the survival game a bit less chaotic with creature changes – but no, Unknown Worlds still isn't letting us kill them

  
• 23d

  Subnautica 2 update kicks off creature tweaks by making Marrowbreaches and Nibblers more dangerous, but easier to outfox

  
• 24d

  Subnautica 2 Dev Addresses 'Misunderstanding' Around Decision Not to Let Players Kill Predators

  
• 28d

  Krafton may have to pay Subnautica 2 devs the $250 million bill it tried to dodge

  
• 28d

  Subnautica 2 publisher Krafton now forced to pay $250m earnout to Unknown Worlds developers after more than 4m units sold

  
• 28d

  Subnautica 2 could land its publisher with $250 million bill as Krafton prepares to fork out the bonus at the heart of an ongoing lawsuit

  
• 28d

  Krafton have reportedly agreed to pay Subnautica 2's devs that $250 million bonus, following strong early sales

  
• 28d

  Subnautica 2 Has Sold So Well That Krafton Has to Pay That $250 Million Earnout to the Devs

  
• 29d

  The demand for weapons in Subnautica 2 reveals the difficulty of separating open worlds from conquest