You can add a fabrication module, a storage module, and even a docking module to cart around your Prawn Suit. The standalone cab of the Seatruck is for all intents and purposes the Seamoth, though unlike the older sub the Seatruck can have compartments slotted onto the back of it. They’ve both been replaced by the new Seatruck: a modular submersible that acts as cross between the two. One of the largest changes made to the seafaring portion of the game was the removal of both the Seamoth and the Cyclops submarines. Oh, but there are changes within Below Zero. As a matter of fact, the main thread involving Robin’s search for her sister largely takes place on land during the second half of the tale. The main path forward isn’t always to “go deeper” – the story often subverts this particular portion of the formula. The tale has a couple of divergent branches that come together to form a satisfying conclusion, and each does a wonderful job of pushing players along, guiding them from biome to biome in Robin’s pursuit of answers and closure. Robin is not actually in need of rescue, and the story is all the better because of this. Her journey to Planet 4546B to discover what happened to her sister bucks the usual survival genre tropes since Robin is not actually in need of rescue, and the story is all the better because of this. Out of the gate, Robin is a better realized and actualized protagonist than Ryley ever was. The narrative that drives Below Zero forward is more involved than the one from the first game. Thankfully, Below Zero manages to feel nearly as exciting and captivating to play as its predecessor. Players still needed to craft food and water to stay alive, and free-form exploration remained a key tenet, but Subnautica made it simple for players to grasp the basics of survival. Rather than rely solely on the will to survive to push engagement, the team decided to tell an engaging story with a definitive ending.
Instead of using a procedurally generated map, Unknown Worlds opted to meticulously shape their underwater world. The first Subnautica was a bit of an outlier within the survival genre when it debuted in Early Access back in 2014. Does Subnautica: Below Zero feel like a tired repeat of already established tricks, or is it capable of fabricating new thrills? Subnautica: Below Zero is equal parts refinement and experiment. That first venture outside the Safe Shallows and into the waiting maw of a hungry Reaper leviathan was an eye-opening shock, one that’s difficult to replicate. Below Zero has some tough fins to fill, since part of the first Subnautica’s magnetic charm was arguably created by how little we knew about the world we found ourselves in of not knowing what illuminating or terrifying discovery awaited us.
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