The sequel to the award-winning Subnautica, Below Zero plunges even the bravest of explorers into an underwater world, filled with all-new and vast biomes to explore, and mysterious and unfamiliar creatures lurking in the depths of the planet. As you continue to investigate the mysterious circumstances that brought you planetside, you’ll be challenged to survive in the harsh, arctic conditions, as well as avoid the looming threat of discovery by Alterra, who have all but abandoned 4546B in their haste to evacuate.
With all of the new tools and vehicles to craft, and lovingly crafted biomes to marvel at, Below Zero provides a unique spin on the familiar setting of Subnautica’s unforgiving planet. Players can look forward to added cold mechanics to explore, creatures great and small to discover — and, in some cases, avoid — and far, far more about the lore of the Subnautica universe to uncover.
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I'm surprised The Long Dark wasn't listed. I've heard good things about it. Anyone play it?
yep long dark is really good when it works - two problems i had with it, one of the trophies was really glitchy (the explore all areas one), and playing survival mode my save corrupted over 200 days in, so lost all progress......stopped playing after that
Terrible list. Why? They put "Below Zero" on there ABOVE the original. The original Subnautica is LEAGUES better than Below Zero. In-fact, it's one of my favorite games of all time. Below Zero didn't sell well because most of us die-hard fans know it's not as good.
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BLG writes: "Very few games are capable of invoking pure terror with as much ease as Subnautica. Although the game feels surprisingly peaceful and serene when you first jump in, the atmosphere changes in a heartbeat once you start exploring the depths of planet 4546B’s vast ocean. The reason? Leviathans."
PS VR2 version inbound. All but guaranteed, since they couldn't do the game justice in VR on the base PS4 and Sony policy wouldn't allow them to publish just for PS4 Pro.
This would be a worthwhile draw for PS VR2 and for little effort, since it was already developed for PC VR.
Looking forward to hopefully playing this in VR on PS5 at some point. I don't think the OG PS4 could quite run it in VR and certainly not while doing it justice visually.