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#Subnautica below zero ps4 metacritic how to#

Well, what else let down is the lack of additional complexity for those who played the first part and already understands how to quickly find resources, drink and feed themselves. I liked the first part very much, I bought the second one, but the desire to play it is absent after what I saw. The most boring winter top (I don't want to float). In the second part, the character's strange motivation, there is no longer a desire to survive, you have to motivate yourself by the fact that you need to find a sister, girlfriend or someone there, and this is difficult. All this gave an incentive to explore the map, where parallel landscapes that admired. In the first part, there was a feeling that I was not on my own on the planet, and I need to get out by any means, or at least find someone else who survived, such a plot is easy to believe and easy to penetrate. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.Ĥ/10 A stripped-down version of the first part, which is lost in music, atmosphere, oddly enough plot. Clever, as it's then not just exploring around without a point but rather, you explore to unravel the story behind the game.

I really like the story, it's not that obvious at the beginning but later in the game the plot plays an important role. The only minor complaint is a slow start that could potentially repell some players from the exploration - you first need to gather resources, build a base and vehicles and only then the player can plan their trips around the vast world that awaits to be visited. In subnautica, you can't really expect anything and it's a constant I-didn't-expected-that feeling. Sure, Witcher or Skyrim are great too, it's a similar vibe of freedom but wherever you go, there are other people there. What makes it so unique is the constant sense of 'unknown'.

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For anyone loving free open-world adventures, where it's the player to decide what to do and where to go - it's probably a life-time adventure. For anyone loving free open-world This one is among the best games I've played in my life and I play for 35 years. This one is among the best games I've played in my life and I play for 35 years.