Subnautica: Below Zero

acho o jogo daora, me deu um pouco de nostalgia depois que joguei subnautica normal, e pelo visto um bixinho amou o jogo junto comigo, FUI CONTRUIR A MERDA DA MINHA BASE E UM CRIPTODILO DECIDIU PEGAR PRA SI A BASE, ELE N SAI DE PERTO DELA E ME MORDISCA SE EU CHEGO PERTO, pelo visto ele amou também

Best part of Subnautica - the most interesting lore and fun gameplay. Finally our MC is talking. Dont listen to people who say that it is worse than original Subnautica - buy it, it worth its price.

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En résumé, j'ai apprécié Below Zero et je le recommande. Néanmoins, je l'ai bien moins apprécié que le premier. Bien que j'ai préféré l'histoire de celui-ci, j'ai trouvé le jeu frustrant et la map petite / trop répétitive. Mais surtout : les léviathans sont juste.... Enquiquinants. Ils ne font pas peur et sont difficilement [i](si ce n'est pas)[/i] évitables. Pendant la dernière partie du jeu, après avoir réessayé plusieurs fois, j'ai dû avancer, me faire manger, réparer, sauvegarder mon avance, etc.

Just finished the game and this is what i have to say: The game itself is way smaller than the original subnautica. It is more cramped and having less open spaces. It is also nowhere near the quality of the 1st game BUT it is still realy good and i enjoyed playing it, I especialy liked the story and the ending. The final rating is: 8.5/10. could be better if we had a bigger map, faster vehicles, and also more space to move, especialy inside caves. You should 100% give it a try if you havent already. PS: forgot how to mention that this game is way less scary than the first one. So if youre a ♥♥♥♥♥, then this game is for you :)

Good good, yes yes.

(I ACCIDENTALLY PUT THIS REVIEW ON SUBNAUTICA 2 INSTEAD OF BELOW ZERO LOL) Loving Subnautica as much as I did playing throughout the game's beta, I decided to put off playing Below Zero until the game was finished so I could go into the full story blind (I regret this actually because I love beta phases.. oops). A good friend of mine bought the game for me as a gift, and when I got a pc that could run the game I finally gave it a shot once I had the motivation to. Over the few years since Below Zero's release, I've only ever really seen negative reviews of it (not on the reviews page, but generally, from people discussing the game to youtube videos etc etc.) so I was expecting at some point through the game to figure out just what was so bad about it that made people hate it so much, and I never did. The entire atmosphere is different from the first Subnautica, it's a lot fuller and more lively, the story is still somber like Sub1 was, but it's not as desolate. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I think the tonal difference between the game irks people. This does not bother me. A small gripe with Subnautica Below Zero is there being two stories- Sam's story, and AL-AN's story. Because you can encounter and have AL-AN throughout any point in the game (you will likely encounter him early on, but you don't have to), a lot of AL-AN's dialogue with Robin is very impersonal, it doesn't feel like you have much of an arc with him in terms of your relationship and how he trusts you, since progressing that quest is so non-linear. Sam's story is much better, but it feels like she gets sidelined in favor of AL-AN in some capacity. It's not egregious, but more care in the storytelling to balance the two plotlines would've been nice. My Largest gripe would be the dialogue, it's not very organic. If at some point it was established that Robin had always wanted to meet an alien to teach the alien about human values or something like in the story it would make more sense for every interaction to be as they are. I know Robin is an intelligent character, she can be poetic when talking to AL-AN, but when a lot of the quotes are very spur of the moment bits of dialogue given the situation they're both in, the formula of AL-AN questioning why humans do something, Robin asking what it's like for Architects, and then explaining to AL-AN poetically what it's like for humans and how life is meaningful gets pretty old. If the game allowed for longer interactions between characters that would enable you to actually have a heart-to-heart when something meaningful was happening it would feel less out of place. The world and exploration are GREAT though. Apparently a lot of people hated the Seatruck- I think it's fantastic. The entire world of Subnautica 1 had to be built to support the vehicles it had, to some capacity, needing to support the Cyclops as a vehicle limited what they could do with their biomes. The Seatruck I feel was a great compromise between the Seamoth and Cyclops. The Snowfox I was a little frustrated with at first since it felt like it had such a slow turn, but after just a minute of using it I really loved it, land exploration became a lot more fun with it. The basebuilding was a lot of fun, collecting rare resources wasn't too grindy (magnetite I had a hard time finding just because it blended in with the terrain too much). I did not enjoy needing to constantly get more quartz and titanium but that's every Subnautica game for you. Getting lead also sucked and I based in the lead biome. Every biome is so beautiful and the soundtrack is incredible, Ben Prunty managed to give Below Zero (and now Subnautica 2) both their own distinct sounds, unlike Sub1, but still Subnautica. I've been listening to the OST for all Subnautica games a LOT over the past few months and I adore it. The creature designs are fantastic too I like themmmmm. Celicerate... <3 Overall I think BZ is a bit overhated for just not being the First Subnautica, it's different in a lot of ways but absolutely worth experiencing.

its a good game but its missing some more void lore like theres a infection that driven the Chelicerate went to far from hunting and found the void and explored but went to deep and got infected and theres like a egg of void Chelicerate you can feed and cure and it wont be hostile you make cure container with 5 sythenic fiber the cure with 5 kynaite 3 nickel 2 rubys and 1 gel sack and if you cure the baby and have it the other adult void Cheliceratewill come to be cured and not chained down to protect Heart of the Ocean"Requirements: Cure the baby, cure 3 adult Void Chelicerates, and deliver 5 Void Cures to the Void Heart at -800m.Description: Heal the corruption at the planet's core and turn the endless abyss into a sanctuary.The Grand Finale: Curing the Void HeartThe Descent: The player must dive down to 800 meters into the pitch-black Void, navigating past un-cured leviathans to find a massive, pulsing, infected biological structure—the Void Heart.The Injection: The player plugs the 5 Void Cures into the heart's chambers.The World Acceptance: A massive shockwave of glowing, purified energy pulses out from the heart. Instantly, the entire Void biome transforms. The water clears up, bioluminescent flora begins to bloom, and every single Void Chelicerate becomes completely friendly, swimming peacefully alongside the player.cAs you cross the -700-meter mark and approach the glowing orange Void Heart, the 3 adult leviathans you cured earlier are forced to stop. They cannot enter the core chamber due to the intense energy and alan gets uurprised if you cure the heart with 5 void leviathans guarding beware they will not respect you and you get vines used to make void backpack geting rid of wieght speed the more items the slower the less the fatser recomnd a more empty inventory for the void after this in first game play red plauge its a good mod