A massive, open world full of wonder and peril awaits you! Dive Into a Vast Underwater World It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve seen YouTubers jump out of their skin, you’ll be in for a shock too.īoth Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.Subnautica is an underwater adventure game set on an alien ocean planet. Yes, there’s a lot of joy in discovering the depths, but there are scary things down there too. You can check out our review of Subnautica here where we remarked that it “ …frightens, amazes, and surprises all at the same time”. However, the most notable changes are as follows:Īside from that there are multiple bug fixes. There’s a long list of changes – you can browse the patch notes here. However, that’s not the only change this Subnautica update patch introduces. We’re still looking forward to Subnautica 3, or whatever it turns out to be called, but this is definitely going to have us revisiting the original.

So it makes sense to add these bigger buildings to the original Subnautica. Why? Because while Below Zero is still a great game, we marginally prefer the wider, more open spaces of the original. It’s certainly a smart move on developer Unknown Worlds Entertainment’s part. You can now construct the Large Room, Glass Dome, and surface hatches, items previously only available in Subnautica: Below Zero, the game’s frosty sequel. As suggested by the name and confirmed by the patch notes, the Living Large update patch lets you build a little bigger. If you haven’t played it at all, you should absolutely take the plunge (we lied, we’re not sorry). So if you haven’t played Subnautica in a while, you’ve got a new reason to dive back in (sorry). The new “Living Large” Subnautica update patch takes features from Subnautica: Below Zero and adds them to the original watery survival game.

Subnautica game notes