So the third Subnautica game? Yeah whatever. Instead of Below Zero giving me more of what I wanted, more of what was in Subnautica, it gave me less of what I wanted. My expectations that UWE will do anything other than what they want, are strong and powerful and what I should have led with. My expectations towards UWE being able to produce another Subnautica game that I might enjoy are nill. My expectations towards UWE being able to work with and manage their community have all been dropped. I don't think it's right or appropriate to be using the Early Access system of early buy in from customers with the notion they would have constructive contributing impacts towards the final game, if you never had any intentions of listening to player feedback to begin with. They had all the funding they needed, and on top of that the avalanche of Early Access buyers that got the game the day it came out on good faith further funding the project. So, if they had this vision of theirs all along, then why release Below Zero in Early Access? They didn't need the money, because their pockets were weighted down from the success of Subnautica. They said they have seen and acknowledged feedback and critique, and that this is the way they are moving forward. It's their idea, they're trying it out, Obraxsis said if it works it works if it doesn't work it doesn't. This is because despite Below Zero being placed in Early Access, more than one UWE devs at more than one point has said on these very same forums, that what they are doing is what they wanted to do. I have no interest or anticipation, and my expectations are very low. With the franchise's reputation for immersive gameplay and imaginative world-building, it's sure to be a hit among fans of survival and exploration games.Well, the comments sound more like what people wish or hope to be in the next Subnautica game, but as the OP is asking for what our expectations are. While no release date for Subnautica 3 has been announced yet, fans are eagerly anticipating its arrival. He teased new creatures, more diverse biomes, and improved graphics. Liam Tart, Lead Artist at Unknown Worlds, has hinted that the next game will be even more ambitious than its predecessors.
SUBNAUTICA 3 CONFIRMED SERIES
With Subnautica 3 confirmed in development, fans of the series are eager to know what's next for the franchise. They praised the game's graphics, sound design, and exploration mechanics. In this case, one staff member gave Subnautica a go and found it to be an immersive and enjoyable experience. In each edition of So I Tried., a member of staff tries a game they've never played before.
Players must survive against terrifying sea creatures and unravel the game's dark story.
Developed by Camel 101, the game is a first-person survival horror game that looks like an underwater version of Dead Space. However, playing in co-op mode does come with some limitations, such as the inability to progress the game's story or use certain vehicles.įor fans of horror games set in underwater environments, Beneath may be worth checking out. Players can explore the ocean together, share resources, and build a base together. While Subnautica is traditionally a single-player game, it can now be played in co-op mode with a friend.
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