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* [[Grassy Plateau]]s (100m - 150m) |
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* [[Mushroom Forest]] (125m - 200m) |
* [[Mushroom Forest]] (125m - 200m) |
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* [[Koosh Zone]] (225m - |
* [[Koosh Zone]] (225m - 490m) |
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* [[Sparse Reef]] (40m - 310m) |
* [[Sparse Reef]] (40m - 310m) |
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* [[Dunes]] (160m - 400m) |
* [[Dunes]] (160m - 400m) |
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Revision as of 15:57, 1 September 2015
Subnautica features a wide range of Biomes to explore and conquer. Biomes in Subnautica represent minature ecosystems. The word itself comes from the term Bioformation.
Developer footage of Biome generation can be seen on a playlist from Russel Maekim's Youtube channel. He also sometimes livestreams his work on Twitch.
Biomes
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- Atmosphere Biome (Floater Islands)
- Safe Shallows (1m - 80m)
- Kelp Forest (25m - 150m)
- Grassy Plateaus (100m - 150m)
- Mushroom Forest (125m - 200m)
- Koosh Zone (225m - 490m)
- Sparse Reef (40m - 310m)
- Dunes (160m - 400m)
- Underwater Islands (35m - 500m)
- Grand Reef (40m - 600m)
Caves
- Deep Grand Reef
- Jelly Shroom Caves
- Kelp Forest Caves
- Lava Caves
- Mountain Range Caves
- Mushroom Forest Caves
- Overgrown Caves
- Safe Shallows Caves
- Spike Plant Caves
Experimental Biomes
Mini-Biomes
Possible Biomes
Gallery
Arctic Biome Developer Reference Sheet
Lost River Biome Developer Reference Sheet
Early Developer Biome Reference Sheet
Early Developer Depth and Temperature reference sheet
Developers World Plan
Surface Biomes
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