This is a first-person survival game, and it is not like your average survival game. Subnautica has what is known as oxygen pipes, and they are intended to help you survive underwater and continue with the exploration. The bases do sometimes lack complexity, but that also gives you the advantage that you do not mess it up and build something terrible. Like in Minecraft, you can make a variety of different objects. For example, you have one machine for exploring underwater caves that works like a thread that you can follow back to keep from getting lost. Some of the technology that you can build is also quite interesting. Having the flexibility to explore wherever you want gives you a lot of freedom in seeing the different underwater life. The game takes place in an ocean setting where you can build an underwater base. You always have another sea cave or shipwreck to explore, and there is always something new to see. On the other hand, Subnautica keeps that sense of danger and adventure throughout. Minecraft, however, starts to lose that after you have played for a while, and it becomes more tedious.
In a way, Subnautica could be compared to Minecraft when you first start with that sense of excitement, danger and adventure. Subnautica does a great job of varying up the landscape, and the surprises keep coming.
The constant risk of drowning makes the game more exciting because you are always juggling among the different conflicts. The advantage of this game is how you can turn off the survival mode so that you are more free to explore the world.
Subnautica is an ocean exploration sci-fi game that lets you explore the endless expanses of the ocean.
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