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Survival adventures on a remote ocean planet in the far outskirts of space. A secret, ready to discover and a world so stunning and beautiful, it is only rivaled by how deadly it is and how much afraid you are of the ocean.

Subnautica is a game that bewitched me from the first moment I laid eyes on it in the beta trailers. The thought of having a nice survival game in a water-based setting was intriguing to me, especially since it kinda fell flat on me when I played Stranded Deep before. Which was also fun but beyond building a nice big shack, there was barely anything that caught my attention there.
Then I saw this. Swimming, exploring, the water surroundings in general, it was an insta-buy for me.
And how much I loved it! Such an amazing game. The beta was a big construction site and there was so much content missing, but diving back into it when everything was finished was just… outstanding.
I played through the game three times already, one regular survival run with successful rocket escape, the other was a failed hardcore run where I died of dehydration shortly before reaching the end, and the last was another survival run still in progress, as I’m building my base and passing the time until there is more content for Below Zero.

All in all, Subnautica turned into one of my Top 10 games of all times and every time I dive into it, I am filled with renewed joy. The possibilities are sheer infinite and I love every second of it.

Okay, now coming back from this “review”, I wanted a good Subnautica artwork for a while now. And I’m glad I finally… stumbled… literally… over an artist that could put my vision into an amazing piece of artwork.
I always liked the mushroom forest biome the most, so I wanted it and the cute jelly rays in the background to be in it X3

Also, big thanks for for drawing it! She was a charm to work with and quite fast owo
And she draws quite the great looking art, too! I hope to commission her again X3

Art © by
Subnautica © by Unknown Worlds Entertainment
Incendramon Cidraki © by

Description
Survival adventures on a remote ocean planet in the far outskirts of space. A secret, ready to discover and a world so stunning and beautiful, it is only rivaled by how deadly it is and how much afraid you are of the ocean.

Subnautica is a game that bewitched me from the first moment I laid eyes on it in the beta trailers. The thought of having a nice survival game in a water-based setting was intriguing to me, especially since it kinda fell flat on me when I played Stranded Deep before. Which was also fun but beyond building a nice big shack, there was barely anything that caught my attention there.
Then I saw this. Swimming, exploring, the water surroundings in general, it was an insta-buy for me.
And how much I loved it! Such an amazing game. The beta was a big construction site and there was so much content missing, but diving back into it when everything was finished was just… outstanding.
I played through the game three times already, one regular survival run with successful rocket escape, the other was a failed hardcore run where I died of dehydration shortly before reaching the end, and the last was another survival run still in progress, as I’m building my base and passing the time until there is more content for Below Zero.

All in all, Subnautica turned into one of my Top 10 games of all times and every time I dive into it, I am filled with renewed joy. The possibilities are sheer infinite and I love every second of it.

Okay, now coming back from this “review”, I wanted a good Subnautica artwork for a while now. And I’m glad I finally… stumbled… literally… over an artist that could put my vision into an amazing piece of artwork.
I always liked the mushroom forest biome the most, so I wanted it and the cute jelly rays in the background to be in it X3

Also, big thanks for for drawing it! She was a charm to work with and quite fast owo
And she draws quite the great looking art, too! I hope to commission her again X3

Art © by
Subnautica © by Unknown Worlds Entertainment
Incendramon Cidraki © by