The player explores an unmapped, open-world that allows you to go wherever you choose and complete story objectives in a fairly non-linear fashion.
You are dumped into a hostile location with nothing much in terms of survival gear. Subnautica: Below Zero‘s gameplay follows much the same pattern as the first with some slight adjustments, which made this review much easier, funnily enough. Gameplay – Much More Than Rubbing Two Sticks Together There’s not much else I can give away without going into spoilers, but know that there’s a fairly deep and multi-faceted storyline to explore in this title, one that proved particularly satisfying. The end of the game left me hankering for more and I’m insanely interested in seeing where Unknown Worlds takes the story from here.
This somewhat mirrors an interaction in the original, but in a much more fleshed out way which allows for more story development. Robin also begins to encounter signals of inhuman origin on the planet and must investigate them further to get to the bottom of what has occurred before her impromptu crash landing. I was glad to see expansion on Alterra’s storyline from the first game and the variety of perspectives that are presented in Below Zero really help paint how things have progressed since the events of Subnautica and added some previously unknown details about things we may have found out about in the first game. I loved hearing Robin’s back and forth with certain characters although at times she did come off a little flat.Īs the player progresses through the story they quickly realize that things aren’t quite what they seem in Sector Zero, with the research projects of Alterra taking on a much more sinister tone as more is discovered about them. Subnautica: Below Zero certainly takes more of a swing at actual character development than the first, which is a welcome addition for my review. After Robin stops receiving messages from Sam she decides to pay a visit to the planet and ends up stranded in a veritable frozen wasteland with no immediate means of rescuing herself, let alone her sister. Alterra, Sam’s employer (and somewhat scary space conglomerate), had manned a variety of research projects around the region, exploring the landscape and researching the alien life that resides there. In Below Zero players take the role of Robin Ayou, a scrappy, independent scientist on the search for her sister, Sam, who has mysteriously disappeared from her post in the ever-frigid Sector Zero of Planet 4546B.
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If you’re a fan after reading our review, Subnautica: Below Zero is available for $29.99 on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. Has Unknown Worlds Entertainment crafted the ultimate underwater survival title? Find out in our Subnautica: Below Zero review! All these changes make for a much different experience when compared to the first installment. Subnautica: Below Zero, released May 14, expands on everything introduced in the first game, exploring the arctic regions of the same planet with a variety of new features, gear, creatures, story elements, and some upgraded technical performance. It even won a Golden Joystick for PC game of the year in 2018. Unknown Worlds Entertainment’s open-world survival title gained fairly immediate acclaim for its creativity, world design, and gameplay. Subnautica first introduced us to the wonders of Planet 4546B back in January of 2018.
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