The Underwater World is incredibly Beautiful, it's incredibly fun to explore and can be totally relaxing in (during The Gameplay) known Waters, but at the same time it's extremely exciting and distressing to explore new Areas, into more immative deeper and darker Dip down depths and come across increasingly unusual Animals and Plants. After 65 Hours I played through it now and it grabbed me so much during that Time like no Game left for long. Subnautica was really a great Experience. The environment is randomly generated to improve replayability.

The player can dive deep and explore the world full of corals, fish, and other colorful sea creatures, often grotesque or bio-luminescent. Robinson is equipped with a scuba diving gear that allows the player to spend most of the game underwater, although oxygen still has to be replenished. The game is famous for its spectacular portrayal of the ocean and its wildlife.

By exploring the ocean, finding the remnants of other crashes, and listening to the radio messages, Robinson will learn about the enormous Leviathan, the mysterious Precursors, and the reason why this planet is quarantined. Unlike many survival games, Subnautica has a detailed plot, in which Ryley has to uncover why his ship crashed. He can desalinate oceanic water, catch or gather the seafood, and create useful tools and structures. The protagonist needs to eat and drink, although this can be disabled in lower difficulty modes. You control Ryley Robinson, a space traveler in the 22nd century, who crash-landed his starship on a planet that is covered almost entirely by the ocean. Subnautica is a first-person game about survival in the deep sea.

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