When you first start off, you will only be able to explore small areas around your escape pod. The best part of the game however is it's narrative, which plays out as you play the game. It's not game breaking by any means but can get tiring to constantly have to do this after you return after a long journey. It's also annoying how you can't drop items unless you are actually swimming in the ocean, forcing you to go into the escape pod, go to the storage locker, grab the stuff you don't want, leave the escape pod, and then drop them. I was forced to create additional storage lockers and place them right outside the escape pod to create additional storage. You have a lot of space in your storage container on the ship and you can carry a lot of materials with you, but those fill up rather quickly. Many of the smaller fish you find underwater can be cooked and there are even some fish which can be crafted into creating drinking water.
Thankfully, unlike other survival games I have played, finding food and water isn't that difficult. Not only do you need to find supplies to repair your escape pod, you also need to find food and drinkable water as well (there are various game modes you can choose at the start which will turn off the food and water system), which are displayed by meters which are constantly draining. Almost anything that isn't a giant rock or hard surface can be picked up and used later on. This is when you will start collecting items. The first time you dip below the ocean surface is an experience in itself as there is a huge, colorful and beautiful underwater world to explore filled with fish, plants, caves, dangerous creatures and much more. The only place to go is down into the unknown and vast ocean. The only other thing you see is the remnants of your ship the Aurora in the distance. You open the pod, stand on the roof and see nothing but the ocean for as far as the eye can see. Opening the hatch of your escape pod for the first time is such an amazing experience. Your AI partner instructs you what to do from here and as a tip the first thing you will want to create is the repair tool so you can get the radio and crafting table up and running. Just right to game.Īfter crashing on the planet you notice that your escape pod is in rough shape and pretty much all of the electronics are damaged. No boring, exposition loaded intro cinematic. This all lasts about two minutes and it's perfect. You crash land in the middle of the ocean on an alien planet. Your space ship the Aurora is about to explode and you manage to get into an escape pod and get out just in time. The game opens with a very brief introduction.
#2003 protege5 Ps4#
This will be a review of the recently released PS4 version of the game.
#2003 protege5 Pc#
The game has been available on PC but it's recently made it's way to the PS4. Between the beautiful underwater world that the developers created, to the intriguing story, this is a game that I could play for a very long time. What I thought was going to be just another dull survival game, turned into a last minute game of the year of 2018 for me. Subnautica changed my mind completely on the genre. Normally I just wanted around aimlessly and get bored quickly. Personally I think they are boring, with empty worlds and items that are always difficult to find and craft.
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