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Subnautica
2014
This game just feels different. There's nothing like it. Terrifyingly beautiful.
why does everyone wanna fuck the fish
This is what happens inside the womb during pregnancy
Subnautica
2014
Really love the sense of exploration in this one. The underwater is both terrifying and exciting. Wish there was a little more hints in the right direction, but overall was pretty seamless. Really loved learning more about the world and what had happened. Very similar vibes to Outer Wilds for me, just more of a survival aspect.
Subnautica
2014
Go into it blind. Everything about this game is beautiful and brilliant. I'm still in awe of how well this game doesn't force any specific playstyle on you, but still rewards you appropriately and keeps pace with you as you get more immersed.
Subnautica
2014
Subnautica is one of the most unique and weirdly terrifying games I've ever played. You crash-land on this alien ocean planet, and it's up to you to survive, explore, and maybe even find a way off. Building underwater bases and vehicles is awesome, but the real magic is exploring the deep. It gets seriously creepy down there, and the first time a giant sea monster pops out of the darkness, your heart will stop. It's beautiful, intense, and not for the faint of heart!
Subnautica
2014
Peakington
Subnautica
2014
see big sea monster, poo pants... repeat
Subnautica
2014
A breath of fresh air (haha) back when the market was oversaturated with open world survival games, Subnautica took the idea and went with an underwater theme instead.
Subnautica
2014
Probably the best survival sandbox game I've played. Progression is perfect, and you really feel yourself conquering the ocean towards the end. In the beginning, everything is scary but once you find upgrades and vehicles, the ocean is your b*tch. The vehicles are so fun and immersive to use and each biome is a beauty to behold. The fauna is very realistic and fun to observe. All the leviathans are my friends now, towards the beginning I was too scared to even come close to them but in the end I found them fascinating.
