
Dive into a freezing underwater adventure on an alien planet. Below Zero is set two years after the original Subnautica. Return to Planet 4546B to uncover the truth behind a deadly cover-up. Survive by building habitats, crafting tools, & diving deeper into the world of Subnautica.
Most likely between $28.2M and $79.8M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $29.99 | 90% | approximately $47M |
| PlayStation | $29.99 | 88% | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $17.89 on Steam · Ukraine (−40%). Compare 16 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
Хуже первой части, но в общем и целом хорошая игра.
Уступает оригинальной собнитике, только в потере одиночества и страха смерти, персонажи постоянно болтают, весь шарм игры пропадает. Левиафаны стали слабыми, можно легко пройти игру без краба и некоторые биомы кажутся сильно пустыми, покупать только по скидке
I’ve had a great time exploring the seabed, and it improves on some aspects of Subnautica 1 as well as offering a better story On the downside, there are items that are of little use or no use at all; land-based exploration needs improving; there’s not much variety (which is partly understandable, given it’s a world full of snow); and both the snowmobile and the rc penguin are a bit of a pain to use or carry around [b]Overall, I really enjoyed it and I recomend it 100%[/b]
такие игры как субнаутика - дают возможность заядлым геймерам зайти в воду без риска быть помытым. 10/10 а куда мне плыть
好玩
good game
Meh, fails to capture what made the original so special mainly due to the map. 6/10
Its fiiiiine. I was looking for more Subnautica gameplay and this game gave me that. Its definitely not up there with Subnautica along the best games I've played, but Below Zero is fun and I enjoyed it. The map is small. Subnautica map itself also felt smallish, Below Zero map is even smaller. Quite a bit of gameplay in Below Zero is on land and was kinda meh of an experience. I liked the exploration in Subnautica a lot, in Below Zero exploring somehow felt much more streamlined. The mystery part was missing for me, this area had only these parts, that area had only those... Some areas are hard to navigate and it took me a long while to find the high capacity oxygen tank... which diminished the enjoyment of the game for me. Base building is great, with some nice decorative additions on top of Subnautica. IMO its the strongest part of the game, though I didn't feel a need to build more than one base - with how small the map is. A shame really. I kind of expected to have a grid to place objects on, from this second game. Vehicles are a hit and miss for me. I almost exclusively used the submersible, which was pretty fun overall and had very interesting design to it. The land vehicle felt appallingly clunky to use, so I walked instead. The suit I found no reason to use (probably again due to the small map). There is some new equipment, which I didn't put to much use - I didn't need to. Narrative I didn't read that much of, what I did read was kind of generic. Its progressive narrative - for some people it will be great, for other people less so, for me it was whatever. Story was the other disappointment, aside from the small map. The story IMO overall goes in a silly direction. The ending had more to it than I expected, yet also felt underwhelming and silly. I don't play games for the story though, so no big deal for me. But even so I noticed the Below Zero story is a (big) downgrade from the Subnautica story.
Pretty good game, not as dark as its predecessor but stilll a good game worth picking up
Купил за час до скидки, спасиб !