Subnautica: Below Zero

[h2]Sinopsis[/h2] Subnautica: Below Zero es una expansión independiente de uno de los grandes survival de mundo abierto en 1ª persona que podemos encontrar a día de hoy. Dos años después de los eventos de Subnautica, regresamos al planeta oceánico 4546B, pero esta vez nos metemos en los zapatos de una nueva protagonista. Tras recibir la noticia de la muerte de su hermana, la xenobióloga Robin Ayou decide embarcarse en un viaje personal en busca de respuestas. Samantha Ayou, extrabajadora de Alterra, ha sido dada por muerta, presuntamente por una negligencia de la propia trabajadora. Robin siempre ha desconfiado de la ética de una megacorporación como Alterra y está dispuesta a mover cielo y tierra para conocer la verdad. Tras un aparatoso aterrizaje, Robin deberá luchar por sobrevivir a las gélidas condiciones de la región ártica de 4546B, tratando de esclarecer los hechos que se esconden tras la muerte de su hermana y la rápida huida de Alterra del lugar. Explora bases científicas abandonadas, profundas cuevas sumergidas y regiones heladas, sobrevive a peligrosas criaturas y condiciones climáticas adversas y descubre el origen de una extraña voz alienígena que parece pedir ayuda. [h2]Jugabilidad / Apartado técnico[/h2] Técnicamente hablando Below Zero es muy similar al Subnautica original y mantiene las mismas premisas: exploración, supervivencia, recursos y crafteo. Sin embargo, encontramos algunas diferencias sustanciales. La exploración sigue siendo su mayor atractivo, pero esta vez cambiaremos el océano tropical por una región helada, algo menos extensa, más oscura, plagada de icebergs y con un mayor énfasis en las zonas terrestres. El hambre, la sed y el nivel de oxígeno volverán a ponernos contra las cuerdas, pero ahora tendremos que controlar un nuevo factor: el frío. Cada vez que subamos a tierra correremos el riesgo de morir congelados, por lo que tendremos que buscar refugio asiduamente, así como invertir en mejoras que nos ayuden a plantarle cara al ártico. Below Zero nos cuenta una historia totalmente distinta al original, mostrando un enfoque más narrativo, con personajes secundarios y conversaciones puntuales. La trama está mejor definida y no es tan críptica. La recolección de recursos y el crafteo seguirán siendo las actividades que más tiempo nos consumirán. Muchos recursos ya los conocemos, pero ahora mostrarán una distribución y abundancia diferentes. La fabricación de herramientas y la construcción de vehículos o bases siguen siendo cruciales para sobrevivir y disponer de un lugar seguro. Volveremos a poder fabricar el famoso traje PRAWN, pero el Cyclops será remplazado por el Seatruck, un vehículo al que podremos adjuntarle módulos en forma de vagones y que nos permitirá llevar una pequeña base a cuestas. Especial mención al Snowfox, una moto aerodeslizadora que nos ayudará a sobrevolar rápidamente las heladas estepas. [h2]Valoración[/h2] Me he pasado Subnautica y Subnautica: Below Zero casi del tirón. El primero me encantó y me dejó con ganas de más y la verdad es que Below Zero no me ha defraudado en absoluto. Es cierto que la historia, aunque más compleja, pierde un poco de interés, ya que se aleja del primer juego y deja muchas cuestiones sin contestar. A nivel jugable, sigue siendo una maravilla, con un mundo inmenso, que te empuja a explorar de manera constante, tanto por mar, como por tierra. Below Zero introduce además muchas formas de vida, nuevos Leviatanes, peligros terrestres o simpáticos compañeros de viaje. La gran mayoría de las críticas que he encontrado acusan a Below Zero de ser muy parecido al original o poco innovador, pero nada más lejos de la realidad. Below Zero estaba pensado como un DLC o expansión del primer juego, pero su gran ambición, tamaño y contenido lo han convertido en un juego independiente, un Subnautica 1.5. No resulta tan sorprendente como el original, pero igualmente nos regala entornos maravillosos, situaciones que te dejan con la boca abierta y un mundo que se siente vivo y vibrante a cada momento. Además, Below Zero consigue corregir algunas carencias del primero: incluyendo un detector manual de recursos, un vehículo-base más manejable, un teletransporte para ahorrar tiempo y algunas mecánicas curiosas. En definitiva, si decides jugarlo ten en cuenta que se trata de una expansión, no un juego nuevo: mismo motor gráfico, mismas sensaciones y misma calidad, pero con un nuevo entorno, mecánicas y una historia diferente. Muy recomendable! ✔️ [b]Positivo[/b]:[list] [*]Below Zero es una expansión del título original, que gracias a su enorme tamaño, ambición y contenido se publicó de manera independiente y puede jugarse sin necesidad de poseer el primer juego (aunque es recomendable haberlo jugado). [*]Se agradece que hayan prestado atención a ciertas carencias del primero, incluyendo un teletransporte, un detector de recursos portátil, un vehículo-base más manejable, etc. [*]Pone un mayor énfasis en la narrativa y la historia, presentando a algunos personajes secundarios y conversaciones puntuales. [/list] ❌ [b]Negativo[/b]:[list] [*]El mundo es ligeramente más pequeño (aunque sigue siendo enorme), con espacios mucho más abiertos, diáfanos y profundos. Resulta algo más fácil perderse. [*]Aunque se le ha dado más protagonismo a la exploración terrestre, se nota que no es su punto fuerte. Aun así, nos trae nuevas criaturas, vehículos como el Snowfox y mecánicas de supervivencia relacionadas con el frío. [*]Se echa en falta haber profundizado en la historia del primer juego y su protagonista. En lugar de ello, tenemos una trama independiente, con nuevos personajes y algunos puntos en común que resultan interesantes. [/list] 📢 [b]Idioma[/b]: Interfaz y subtítulos en español. ⌛ [b]Duración[/b]: 20-25 horas juego base/ 30-40 horas para 100%. 🎮 [b]Steam Deck[/b]: Verificado, funciona perfectamente. Lo salvaría de las llamas! 👨‍🚒👍🔥 [h1]9/10[/h1] [quote]¿Quieres ver más reseñas de Subnautica? Te dejo el enlace: [list] [*][url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198371637369/recommended/264710/]Subnautica[/url] [/list][/quote] [quote]🚨 Si te ha gustado la reseña y quieres descubrir buenos juegos, sígueme en mi página de Mentor: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45092978/] Indies ON FIRE [/url]🚨[/quote]

Spielerführung am Poppes! Wer Subnautica kennt, wird in Below Zero alles wieder finden, was er / sie eh schon kennt, liebt und/oder hasst. Ich hab Subnautica damals nach 3/4 des Spiels abgebrochen, weil der Grind zu hoch, die Spielerführung übelst schlecht und der Payback-Value des Storytellings für'n Garten war ("Hier biddööööö - noch ne PDA zum Lesen!" - "Ja, wie lame, Digga!") Und macht's der Nachfolger anders? Anfangs dachte ich ja - aber dann stellten sich wieder dieselben Probleme in einer kompakteren Welt mit einigen anderen Fokussen ein. Wir sind jetzt in einer Eiswelt - im Wasser sind wir fein, aber an der frischen Luft erfrieren wir langsam. Dagegen helfen natürlich wieder Crafting-Resultate wie Anzüge oder Fahrzeuge. Okay. Aber leider sind gerade auch die Landabschnitte immer nur dann interessant, wenn Zivilisationsrückstände zu sehen sind. Sobald es in die Eisberglandschaft geht, sieht ALLES gleich aus und besteht aus einem wilden Labyrinth, in dem sich keiner zurecht findet. Dazu kriegt ihr - wie auch seit jeher - nur hin und wieder, teilweise super ungenaue Marker spendiert. In der Regel müsst ihr aber selbst suchen und Dinge selber finden. Und Crafting-Materials ebenso. Macht euch bereit Guides zu wälzen und YT-Videos GENAUESTENS zu folgen, weil das komplexe Underwater-Netz der Tiefe krass verwirrend sein kann. Die geheime Basis nahe der letzten Location der Pilotin? Keine Ahnung. Muss mit Guide hin und einen Marker selbst platzieren, weil ich sonst einfach lost bin. Es gibt KEINEN Modus, wo du dich führen lassen kannst. Es wirkt einfach wie schon immer bei EA-Games: Kein Publisher der Welt würde so eine katastrophale Spielerführung durchwinken, aber die tryhard-Fans der ersten Stunde feiern es natürlich und rühmen sich teilweise "selbst alles herausgefunden zu haben". Ja komm, erzähl deiner Mama wie geil du warst und lass dir ein Bienchen in dein Hausaufgabenheft stempeln - und dann zieh wieder ab, du Nervensäge. Es ist immer das Gleiche mit diesen Fanboys... Das Spiel fühlt sich so an als wäre seit "EA-Start" und "finaler Release" im Code nichts weiter passiert als dass ganz viel Zeit in Micro-Tweaks verschwendet wurde - bei vielen EA-Releases, wo man das Endprodukt VS investierte Programmierzeit VS Unterschiede damals/heute vergleicht, muss es ähnlich aussehen. Und sie hätten definitiv aus Teil 1 lernen können - haben sie bspw. auch mit der "Seebahn". Es gibt kein übertrieben großes Uboot mehr und auch keine kleine Knutschkugel, sondern ein modular erweiterbares Tauchboot. Super! Oder es gibt Unterwasser-Pflanzen, die einem Luft geben - super! Aber Waypoint-Marker? Oder eine vernünftig erzählte Geschichte, die nicht aus wilden losen Ereignissen besteht? Ein menschlicher Main Char wurde kurz eingeführt - und dann nach Zeitpunkt X nie wieder gesehen. Dafür dominiert ALAN. Whot? Warum krieg ich nicht Sidequests per Funk und Marker rein, die mich auf ALLE interessanten Orte hinweisen? Warum gibt's so wenig environmental storytelling? PDAs erzählen wie bisher die gesamte Story. Das ist so als würde ich in eine PowerPoint sämtliche Folien mit Text zukleistern und dann während meiner Präsi alles nur stumpf vorlesen. Guter Text, vllt - aber Präsi? Superkrass durchgefallen! Ich hab noch Bock auf Subnautica 2, weil's halt COOP ist - aber da hatte ja Grounded damals MEHR interessant gemachte Umgebungen, auch wenn dort ein ähnliches Problem vorherrschte: Survival-Gaming ohne wirkliches Fleisch, sondern nur mit einer sehr vereinfachten Hülle. Und ja - die Unterwasser-Welt ist wieder mal toll gemacht und magisch. Aber ohne Guides hätte ich nach 2h schon ausgemacht. Und am Ende fragst du Leser dich: Warum zur Hölle dann hier trotzdem ein Daumen hoch? Weil die Unterwasser-Welt trotzdem faszinierend designt ist, das Spiel extrem gut von der Hand geht und die Entdeckung dennoch ihren Reiz hat. Und dann irgendwie dieser "jetzt hab ich schon investiert"-Effekt dazu kommt. Man fuchst sich halt rein. Und das kompaktere Weltenformat hat zumindest hier dazu geführt, dass ich's auch komplett durchspiele anstatt irgendwann cancele.

Holy S***! I just beat the game so I'm sort of "high" off of that. This game was wild, the ending is just straight up incredible and cool AF. I thought the ending of the first game was awesome but this one is just way more awesome, at least for me personally, like you just can't beat how cool the ending was. So, do I recommend this game? F*** YEAH!, There is no other game that gives you the same sense of wonder and terror the way Subnautica does, period, if you want another game that will make you feel the same way the first game did then Below Zero is it. I wanted more Subnautica and I got exactly that, there's nothing like starting this game, not knowing what to do, where to go, exploring every nook and cranny looking for resources when some freaking creature trying to eat you comes out of nowhere. Later you start unlocking new tech and moving further and further from your starting pod only for something bigger and this time with tentacles to try to eat you, it is a beautiful thing. I cannot wait till I upgrade my pc and play Subnautica 2. I know a lot of people have their issues with this game, they wanted Subnautica 2 and instead they got Subnautica 1.5 which imo is totally fine, reminds me of the old expansions we used to get for games back in the day, that's exactly what this is. As someone who only got into this franchise this year and enjoyed the crap out of it, all I wanted was more Subnautica and I can tell you that I 100% got it. If you're like me and you just discovered tthis franchise and you want more, or you beat the first game and you're not sure if you should play this one. All I can say is go ahead and give it a try because I loved it, I honestly did but I'll mention a few things that are different from the first game to help you decide. The world is "smaller" and I put it in quotes because even though there's less biomes and they're not as massive, you will still have to travel long distances as well as go very deep into some of the new biomes. In terms of how long it should take you to beat this game, I would say about the same if you take your time to enjoy the game, familiarize yourself with it and just sort of be at home with it, took me 50 hours which is about the same it took with the first game my first time through. You can definitely spend quite a bit more building and decorating things, there's A LOT more decorations and things you can add to your base, I'm not huge into decorating but I really loved the base I was able to build here. The biggest difference is that we have a main character instead of a silent protagonist, this is something I wish the first game had so I welcomed it, I know some people might prefer the way the first game did it but I enjoyed both and the way Below zero did it a bit more. This character has a mission and she's here to take care of that with your help. I really liked the voice and the actress they went with, feels like a good fit, the rest of the cast is also brilliant just like they were in the first game, plus since this game has a more structured story instead of just a bunch of survivors dying, I enjoyed discovering new pdas and find out what happened to them. The vehicles are different, I freaking love the sea truck, it combines the ease of use and swiftness of the seamoth with the home on wheels feel of the cyclops because it is modular, you can add different modules that each have a different role, like storage modules to put more things, docking module for carrying your prawn suit, as well as other modules which can make your sea truck as annoying to move around in as the cyclops. But you can get rid of the modules entirely or only add one or two and I really like this modular design. AND it has the same defense system as the seamoth so, that by itself makes it awesome.

The game is very much the same as the original one plus the cold mechanic and the penguins. The lack of a map makes traversing the environment difficult and long for no reason. The main character is so strong willed she can argue with an super advanced ancient alien, she can even turn the ocean fauna to serve her. The only thing that can stop her is another girlboss character. She is insufferable.

Продали DLC за фулпрайс. а люди ещё 90% хвалебных отзывов ставят. Как DLC белоу зеро хороша, ну или хотя бы если бы стоила не 9770тенге, а хотя бы 6к, если не 5,5к (я знаю про скидки, но и по скидке они все стоят одинаково) Вот вся игра стоит на противоречиях: флора и фауна радуют, качественно сделаны, НО карта маленькая и исписана тошными ущельями. Тебе дают в руки медленный транспорт-базу, который больше подходил бы для первой части, но тут он СЛИШКОМ БОЛЬШОЙ ДЛЯ УЩЕЛИЙ, если ты поставишь на него больше одного груза. И ему не страшны любые хищники - средняк можно просто таранить и он помрёт за 2с, а крупняк отпугнуть электричеством, это вам не Морской мегага*дон. Материалы, интерфейс, постройки - это повторно использованные асеты. И сюжет больше походит на предысторию к будущей игре, потому что по сути своей он короткий (если вычесть бродилово) и в финале нас ждёт неизвестность Было бы это DLC - цены бы ему не было бы. Одно верно - саундтрек ах*енный, лучше даже первой части

The ocean is beautiful, amazing, and fun! And this ocean game is too! It has a story that will snag your attention, beauty that will awe your eyes, and gameplay that makes for fun exploration and a bit of building without being too cumbersome. An excellent addition to the Subnautica family of greatness. Spaaaaace and Oceeeeeaaan! :D

Below Zero is a big downgrade from the first game. Let's address main thing first, this game is good in isolation, but comparison is the thief of joy, as a big fan of the first game, it's really hard for me to not notice changes and flaws and for them to not affect my enjoyment. There are a lot of quality of life additions, the graphics are better, the fauna feels more alive, but game still feels like a downgrade for me. If you haven't played the first game and somehow read this review, go ahead and try below zero first and then original! First game was more focused on player driven exploration and mystery, there were little hints to were should we go next. In Below Zero there player there's a goal from the start other than to survive and get out of the planet, this goal drives player to next destination, to finally arrive at the end point. This is not a bad thing, but I feel like the story was pretty weak. The story is divided in two parallel parts, one about the mc's sister and her findings and second about the architects and planet's history. I've kinda enjoyed the latter, since it was driving me to explore the sector zero more and learn more about the architects. I can't the same about the latter, it was boring, the land, which was the main setting of this part of the story, while being refreshing change of environment at first, got boring really fast. Also who invited my girl Marguerit? Bro thinks she's on the team. She literally appears just once to bring a lot of mystery to the world. After finding her, she gives one quest which rewards player with nothing of value. Then she just sits in her house on ipad and watch tiktok. You can't even interact with her to hear comments about stuff that is happening, and trust me, I've tried. After each milestone I was taking a detour to visit her, but well, nothing happened. The game makes you think she's a big deal, but she isn't, which is a really big wasted potential. The map is much smaller than in the first game and you often don't need to venture that far to upgrade your equipment (or maybe I was lucky). Player movement speed is also slower, this might be to make world seem larger or more threatening, but for me it made sluggish, especially when multiple trips between places in short time span. Despite the flaws of map, the visuals of the locations are great, I can't deny that. Another big issue is leviathans, in the first game they were very threatening (until acquisition of statis rifle), there were a lot of them around the map. Of course with more playtime you've learned to avoid them. Here, there are far too little leviathans or atleast ones that can threaten you. Most of them were in places where there was little to no progression and with game providing you guidance as where to go, meant you are very likely to fully avoid them or have minor encounters. The only ones that felt like any sort of danger were the last ones, those were great and is a big step up from final leviathans in original game, those and the zone felt really unfinished. Slower movement speed and lack of statis rifle meant you need to avoid leviathans as much as possible which is a deliberate design choice which I liked. Although I would really prefer for movement speed to be unchanged and leviathan speed increased. But you statis rifle, you had to go. The non leviathan creatures that can attack you pose no threat, you can just drive into most of them and they will just die. Why they sound like big ones? At first it seemed like something big is coming, after a while it was just another sound made by non threatening entity. While the sound design being great, it entirely removes fear factor from one out of two senses, you can only trust your eyes in identifying danger. The surface is the biggest disappointment for me, there's no real danger here, just a big area of snow you need to run or drive through. If you have the snowfox (which can be obtained very easily) there's no way you will die here. Later, I found out there are upgrades that made attacks less frequent, which can make this part of the game even more trivial. The temperature mechanic is kinda weird, when you are on surface you get cold, but jumping into the water instantly heats you up, the same water that ice is floats on. Sometimes the seatruck or prawn suit thermometer reads 1-5°C but when we leave that vehicle, our temperature meter does not drop? Also it's cold on surface, but when we go 1 meter into surface cave we instantly get warmer. It feel like the temperature system is not incorporated well into the game and is more often a annoyance rather than a challenge to be overcamed. Game, please, make me feel like I'm in danger. Base building in this game is better, there are lots of modules, decorations, etc. The issue is, seatruck can become your base pretty early on. The only gameplay reason to build a base is to have a place where you can recharge seatruck. Seatruck module system while great, removed the need to build elaborate bases. The fact that seatruck is the only vehicle you need to beat the game don't help with that. I'd love to see more use of base building. That being said, It's not bad game, but it's a really big downgrade compared to the first one. You might enjoy it, but if you are expecting experience better than the first game, don't count on it.

После просмотра концовки твёрдая 9/10. Я считаю, хорошо, что below zero отличается от классики, интересное нововведение с арктическим биомом. Крутецкие животные!!! Обезьянки, пингвинчики, недотюленчики, все милые!!! Главная героиня понравилась мне больше парнишки с первой части, во-первых потому что женский персонаж, во-вторых по вайбу на меня похожа. Отдельный респект музыкальному автомату, а конкретно композиции Steve Pardo - Rite of the Deep. Шикарная песня. Короче плюсов в этой части много. Я могу долго их перечислять. Давайте лучше о минусах: пустота некоторых биомов, будто бы недоделанность, складывается ощущение, что это какая-то демо версия биомов. По 50 раз успела сплавать во все, выучила наизусть каждый угол, хотя в первой части при большом количестве времени в игре до сих пор там теряюсь. Также слабые как по мне левиафаны. Даже злой теневой у краба снижает только 30% прочности, ну что-то совсем не о чём, а иногда даже захавать не может. Ах да транспорт в этой части мне понравился больше (простите у меня личная неприязнь к Циклопу). Любовная ветка с Архитектором - моё почтение, благодаря этому с 8 подняла до 9!<3 В общем отличное завершение истории про планету 4546B. С удовольствием вернусь в обе части, а пока буду наслаждаться спутником Протей.

I recommend you play the first game Subnautica as this is a sequel; but it is not required. Below Zero features more voice over from your character during gameplay really making the story and exploration much more convincing and immersive. The voice messages now include photos of the people and a pop up of the character really helping you connect to them and the story more. Lots of great improvements from the first game. The gameplay is roughly the same with a few additions but in an all new section of the planet. Brrrr! Base building got additions and improvements and the game overall looks amazing. The fish physics are all upgraded; the creatures even the small ones look really fluid and real.