While I’m generally a big fan of more focused storytelling in games, it was a unique experience trying to piece bits of evidence like an underwater noir detective. Needless to say, If you’re a fan of more structured and cinematic-driven narratives in games, it might be a tough sell when playing Subnautica: Below Zero. This time around, it’s refreshing to play as a protagonist who has some pre-defined purpose beyond just surviving and crafting items. In Subnautica: Below Zero you play Robin, who is struggling to find out how her sister died on Planet 4546B. In the original game, you’re a nameless, faceless video game character. If you’ve played the original Subnautica, which isn’t a prerequisite if you want to hop into Below Zero, then you’ll be a bit surprised to see much more lore and character development taking place over the course of the game. Deep Blue Lore New characters abound in Subnautica: Below Zero Whether new player or established veteran, Subnautica: Below Zero offers one of the most enjoyable and pure survival game experiences in its beautifully crafted underwater world. Meanwhile, veteran players familiar with the previous game will get to enjoy the new mechanics and items to go along with a greater emphasis on storytelling. New players will experience one of the best true survival games in some time. Subnautica: Below Zero, a standalone expansion to the original Subnautica, really lives up to that mantra. Sometimes more of a good thing is just good.
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