The open-world survival genre set in the great blue sea with many undiscovered horrors lurking deep below us is a genre that has never been explored before, and poses a new set of challenges to even the most basic tasks to get the players to set up a barebones base of operations. Oh, and half the ocean’s out for your swimsuit-clad behind as fish food.Ĭalling Subnautica one of the most horrifying experiences I ever had in an open-world survival game would be an understatement.
Rather than just dropping you off in a middle of a forest with nothing but your fists and quick-thinking intuition to barely get through the first few days of ensuring your survival, the developers at Unknown Worlds Entertainment turns the genre on its head and instead just puts you in a burning escape pod moments away from crash-landing into the middle of the ocean and being next to the ship that you were just in not too long ago and being right at the doorstep of a radiation-contaminated zone around it. Subnautica has produced one of the most unique open-world survival experiences the genre has ever seen.
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