Subnautica 2

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Subnautica 2 (working title) is a sequel to Subnautica currently under development at Unknown Worlds Entertainment. Unlike its Unity-based predecessors, Subnautica 2 will be made in Unreal Engine 5 and, in addition to traditional singleplayer, feature an optional 2-4 player co-op mode. Not much is currently known about the game's setting, other than that it takes place sometime after the events of Below Zero on an unknown, new planet.

Gallery

A few in-game screenshots have been revealed for Subnautica 2, showcasing a currently unknown biome. Visuals are still early in development, and changes are to be expected.

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  Development screenshot. Revealed in the February 8th Unknown Worlds post.

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  Development screenshot. Revealed in the KRAFTON 4Q23 Financial Report.

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  Development screenshot. Revealed in the May 28th Unknown Worlds blog post.

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  Possible Development screenshot. Revealed in a time capsule in-game.

Trivia

• A number of developers have been confirmed to return for Subnautica 2.
  • Concept artist Alex Ries, known for designing many of Below Zero's fauna.
  • Song artist Ben Prunty, who composed the soundtrack for Below Zero.
• In spite of publisher Krafton listing Subnautica 2 as following a "Game-as-a-Service" model, community manager Donya Abramo has clarified that Subnautica 2 will not contain season passes, battle passes, or subscriptions, and will follow the same update structure as the previous two titles.
• A new time capsule has been discovered featuring a development screenshot from Subnautica 2, and was acknowledge by developer Scott MacDonald on a Steam community post.