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Subnautica 2 studio reassures fans that it's not a live-service game: 'No season passes. No battle passes. No subscription'Feb 8, 2024 - PC GamerIn response to concerns that arose after publisher Krafton said the upcoming Subnautica 2 will feature co-op mulitplayer built on the "games-as-a-service model," developer Unknown Worlds has clarified that it won't be very different from the early access releases of the previous games in the series, and that there will be no battle passes or subscriptions involved... Read more.The next Subnautica game is coming in 2025Nov 21, 2023 - PC GamerI don't know about you, but my favorite way to see new games announced is in PowerPoint documents with titles like "3Q 2023 Earnings Results - Investor Relations." It's just so magical. I get little tingles all over... Read more.Steam Deck Update Released!Mar 7, 2023 - Community AnnouncementsHi Subnauts, We’re thrilled to release an update today for Subnautica on Steam to improve compatibility with the Steam Deck. You’ll notice that Subnautica is now marked as ‘Verified’ on the Steam Store, which means that the game should work seamlessly when you play it on the Steam Deck. Here are some of the improvements the team made to bring the Steam Deck compatibility update to life! Patch Notes Steam SDK upgrade Steamworks .NET upgraded to 20.1.0 Virtual Keyboard support for Steam Big Picture mode Fixed wrong controller stick dead zones handling (now should be easier to aim using controller) Fixed occasional black screen on game start Refactoring, other fixes and UX improvements (mostly related to controllers) Fixed black screen in VR after resolution change We hope these changes will make your Subnautica experience on Steam and the Steam Deck even better than ever! Keep diving, Unknown WorldsSubnautica Living Large UpdateDec 13, 2022 - Community AnnouncementsHello Subnauts, We’re delighted to bring you the long-awaited 2.0 update to Subnautica across all platforms. This update has been a labor of love for the entire Subnautica team. As you might have seen in some of our previous blog posts, a lot of time has been spent addressing a ton of tech debt and bringing across some improved code from Below Zero. Our goal was always to bring both Subnautica and Below Zero onto unified versions of Unity, and with today’s update, that goal has been achieved. By doing this, we’ve been able to implement several quality of life features, fix many outstanding bugs, and introduce some performance improvements that were already available in Below Zero. We’ve also added some base pieces to Subnautica that were previously only available in Below Zero, specifically the Large Room, Glass Dome, and surface hatches. Now you can make your bases even more epic than before! On top of these changes, we’ve also refactored and optimized our save system, which means it’s now even faster and more reliable to save and retrieve your save. Other additions include: Adding the TextMeshPro plugin, to improve UI readability and visual quality Adding an ‘Unstuck’ button to the menu to help get you out of some sticky situations Bringing over PDA pause, the ability to disable light flashes, and item bars from Below Zero As for bug fixes, we’ve closed out over 800 in total, including multiple issues related to base building (server clipping, deconstructing buildings whilst inside them), vehicle navigation and piloting. If you’re not quite ready to move to the new update, because you’re using mods on your save file or otherwise, you can also roll back to the ‘legacy’ beta on Steam to continue playing. Just head to ‘Properties,’ then ‘Betas,’ and choose ‘legacy’ from the drop down. You should do this before you open your save file to play. We really hope that all of these changes make your Subnautica experience even better than ever! And as some eagle-eyed fans might have spotted, we might have some more exciting news for you in the new year. But for now, enjoy, and happy diving! Unknown Worlds PATCH NOTES All Platforms Improved font rendering to increase UI readability and visual quality Adds accessibility features: UI scaling, PDA pause, option to disable light flashes Item bars Adds pinned recipes Adds run mode Improved Air Bladder functionality Adds the Large Room and Glass Dome base pieces from Subnautica: Below Zero Adds Land Hatches from Subnautica: Below Zero Pings are now visible when piloting the Cyclops Save system improvements Improved performance Improved subtitles sync Loading screen improvements Intro skipping improvements Various performance optimizations Improved control mapping, for things like transferring items between inventory and storage Fixed some creatures not spawning properly Fixes for some VFX issues Fixed multiple terrain streaming issues (vehicles/items falling through) Fixed multiple issues related to base-buildin...Subnautica 3 confirmed - or at least the third SubnauticaApr 8, 2022 - PCGamesNYep, we can now say 'Subnautica 3 confirmed' - unless you're really pedantic, in which case we must say 'the third entry in the Subnautica series is confirmed'. Either way, developer Unknown Worlds has announced that the "next game in the Subnautica universe" is in development, alongside a job listing which reveals a few things about the direction of the upcoming game. The devs are looking for a senior narrative designer (via our friends at The Loadout) who will "collaborate closely with the team to tell compelling, dramatic stories in the context of the game experience, while also defining the history and lore of a new science fiction world and its alien inhabitants. This person has a unique opportunity to join the team early in development and help establish the narrative direction for a beloved franchise." Subnautica has always had an unusual emphasis on narrative for a survival game, and it looks like that won't be changing with the next series entry. The listing pushes for someone familiar with "open-world games and the process of developing narrative in the context of an open-ended, player-driven experience," and who has "experience working on live projects or episodic content". Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The next game from the Subnautica devs isn't Subnautica 3, but it does launch next year The best Subnautica mods Subnautica: Below Zero release date set for May A new Subnautica game is in developmentApr 8, 2022 - PC GamerThe 2018 sci-fi survival game Subnautica is brilliant, and the 2021 followup, Subnautica: Below Zero, is a worthy successor; both games were also significant commercial successes. In light of that, it should come as no surprise that developer Unknown Worlds has got a new Subnautica game in development... Read more.Minor Update B89 ReleasedDec 7, 2021 - Community AnnouncementsThis update changes the troubleshooting guide from being hosted on Steam to being hosted on our blog. Curious about our plans for Subnautica? Read our blog "What's Next for the Subnautica Series?" Sign up to the Development Newsletter to receive word every time an update is released. You can also: See update sneak peaks by following @Subnautica on Twitter Get live source code changes by following @SubnauticaSCM on Twitter See update news on Facebook Watch update summary videos on YouTube Satisfy underwater Instagram craving by following @Subnautica See our task lists & milestones on Favro Chat with fellow divers in the Subnautica Discord server Happy diving! - Unknown WorldsThe next game from the Subnautica devs isn't Subnautica 3, but it does launch next yearOct 29, 2021 - PCGamesNSubnautica: Below Zero launched out of early access earlier this year, and it seems we don't have much longer to wait before we find out what's next from developer Unknown Worlds. Krafton, the company behind PUBG, has announced its intent to purchase Unknown Worlds, and in a press release has revealed that the studio's next game is due to hit early access next year. "In addition to ongoing updates for Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero, Unknown Worlds is currently working on a new genre-defining game, which is slated to launch into early access in 2022", according to the press release. In an interview earlier this year, the devs told us that it's likely they'll eventually return to Subnautica, and that such a sequel would be an opportunity for them to "rethink" multiplayer. Even then, though, they made clear that the studio was focused on a brand-new project, and that the focus for now would be on new ideas. (Sorry, Natural Selection fans - that means you're out of luck too.) Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The best Subnautica mods Subnautica: Below Zero release date set for May Subnautica devs want to make a full sequel - and they'll "rethink" multiplayer PUBG's parent company now owns Subnautica studio Unknown WorldsOct 29, 2021 - PC GamerPUBG Corporation parent company Krafton will soon be the proud new owner of Subnautica studio Unknown Worlds. Krafton said the acquisition will help it "expand its IP and diversify the company’s portfolio of groundbreaking games.".. Read more.The best Subnautica modsJul 29, 2021 - PCGamesNWant to know what the best Subnautica mods are? Subnautica tasks players to survive on an alien ocean planet with nothing but a life pod to begin with. The modding community for this survival game has been active since it officially launched in January 2018, adding in new challenges and quality of life tweaks to alter the stock experience. Subnautica launched without any multiplayer support, but modders have found a way to add this major feature to the base game. Comparatively, the rest of the mods seem a lot smaller in scope, but they too can have drastic effects on the gameplay. Trust us, after using some of these crafting mods, you'll have a difficult time going back to the original game. Whether you're a newcomer to the series or an experienced deep sea diver, there are plenty of Subnautica mods to suit every type of player. Bear in mind that these mods are specifically for the base version of Subnautica, not the Below Zero expansion. While some of the mods on this list may work with the expansion, not all of them are guaranteed to play nice. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Subnautica: Below Zero release date set for May Subnautica devs want to make a full sequel - and they'll "rethink" multiplayer Subnautica is fraught with danger, but its ocean can be relaxing too Subnautica Original Soundtrack ReleasedApr 30, 2021 - Community AnnouncementsFor the first time, the original Subnautica soundtrack is available to purchase from Steam. To make the soundtrack more readily available, we've moved the soundtrack from the game itself to additional content. If you already own a copy of Subnautica on Steam, you will automatically be credited with a free copy of the soundtrack to download. You can find and download this directly from the game listing in your Steam Library. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/5647945/6bc7a16929ab2d3f203e6140ab40d613488a393c.png Additionally, for the next seven days, any purchase of Subnautica on Steam will also come with the soundtrack. After that, it will be available to purchase for $9.99. Enjoy, and happy diving! - Unknown WorldsBelow Zero Seaworthy UpdateFeb 25, 2021 - Community AnnouncementsA new update is available for Subnautica: Below Zero Early Access. Visit the Seaworthy site to learn more! Uncover the mysteries of the all-new, fully voiced Crashed Ship story Enjoy the finalized soundtrack as you travel biome-to-biome Utilize the improved Prawn Suit controls throughout your adventuring Experience our most stable version of the game to-date with even more bug fixes Check out the added gamepad and rumble support https://youtu.be/yX5Lkk0iPU0 {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/61e19309b79315768369282e4279648a37091180.jpg Crashed Ship Story Have you ever found yourself wondering about the crew of the Mercury II whilst you trawl the wreckage scattered across the ocean floor? Wonder no more! You can now discover fully-voiced logs in the Mercury II wrecks that will provide more insight into the crew aboard... and their fate. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/db05c78cc0fa1ec7e6bf05b2457600720f03caaf.jpg Completely Integrated Soundtrack Below Zero's soundtrack, composed by Ben Prunty, is now fully integrated in-game. Every biome now features a rich and atmospheric track to deepen your immersion in the world of 4546B! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/7f62634d1e03981cc662950d7488c5e522afc1a8.jpg Prawn Suit Improvements The Prawn Suit has more maneuverability than ever before with the addition of a horizontal boost, as well as improvements and refinement to existing Prawn Suit upgrade modules, such as the Torpedo Arm. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/60932a0b71ecc17a80a2ccb403674ead3d632e50.jpg Bug Squashing Thanks to all of your incredible feedback and bug reporting, the team has been hard at work squashing bugs for this latest release. With the Seaworthy update, you'll be able to play the most stable version of the game yet! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/a52810cb2b5576661ba2c85ba0db670734f8b5ee.jpg New Loading Bar What's that waddling across the bottom of your screen? While you wait for Below Zero to load, a cute little Pengling will walk along the loading bar. It may stumble a few times, but don't worry, no Penglings were harmed during the loading process! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/d35623cbcb8968a92331669ac3591e21203a64db.jpg Steam Cloud With this final Early Access update, we're bringing Steam Cloud support to Below Zero. You can utilize Steam Cloud to upload your saved games and download it to any computer with the same Steam account upon launching the game. So, if you need to move from computer-to-computer, taking your lived in saves with you has never been easier. Note: If you have local save games on multiple computers, we recommend disabling Steam Cloud and manually merging your files before syncing. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/6cfce4f53cfea93a509dbeddcdd0f1c30da0feb4.jpg Gamepad and Rumble Support Below Zero now has added gamepad support. If you prefer to traverse the waters of 4546B using the gamepad of your choice, it should now provide a seamless experience. Rumble support is also available for Xbox controllers only. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/82cca...Subnautica: Below Zero release date set for MayFeb 25, 2021 - PCGamesNSubnautica's expansion-turned-sequel entered Early Access over two years ago, and we're finally closing in on the proper Subnautica: Below Zero release date. Developer Unknown Worlds has confirmed that Below Zero will launch for PC and consoles in May, bringing a lengthy development journey to a close. Subnautica: Below Zero goes 1.0 on Steam and the Epic Games Store on May 14. It will maintain its current price point of $29.99 / £24.99 / €29.99, set earlier this year. The game will hit consoles - including the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch (whew) - on the same day. The most recent major update for Below Zero in Early Access landed back in October, letting players dive (pun only sort of intended) into the nearly-complete story. The final release will let you finish things out all the way to the end. While 1.0 does technically mean the game is finished, the devs have, of course, promised additional patches and bug fixes after launch. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Subnautica devs want to make a full sequel - and they'll "rethink" multiplayer Subnautica is fraught with danger, but its ocean can be relaxing too Subnautica: Below Zero finally lets you freeze to death Subnautica devs want to make a full sequel - and they'll "rethink" multiplayerFeb 2, 2021 - PCGamesNSubnautica: Below Zero started life as a DLC expansion, and while it's blossomed into a standalone project, it's not quite a full sequel. It seems that developer Unknown Worlds on to, well, unknown worlds after Below Zero wraps up its stay in Early Access, but the devs make it sound like a third Subnautica is basically inevitable. And that might be the point at which we finally see official multiplayer support. "We knew right away that we weren't doing multiplayer with Below Zero," art director Cory Strader tells us in an interview. "It was initially going to be an expansion pack, it was a much shorter timeline. So we knew that was totally out of the scope." Strader says that VR support was a similar casualty of the more focused approach in Below Zero - but, of course, there are mods for both of those things. But in an official capacity, Strader says "I would imagine we would be rethinking those things, at least the multiplayer side of things, if we do future a Subnautica game." Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Subnautica is fraught with danger, but its ocean can be relaxing too Subnautica: Below Zero finally lets you freeze to death Subnautica: Below Zero has added a massive sunken ship to explore How Subnautica's community helped create an underwater world dying to be exploredNov 26, 2020 - PCGamesNSteam Early Access has changed the way games are launched: gone are the years of waiting for a game, only seeing gameplay snippets in a string of trailers. With Early Access you can sometimes be playing a game as soon as it is announced. It has brought a new thrill, the thrill of a journey and a collaboration between community and developer. Subnautica is perhaps one of the best examples of this new way of developing games. It is an underwater survival game, where you play as an unfortunate soul who has crash landed on an lonely sci-fi planet. With few prompts, it is up to you to decide how you will eat, drink, and escape - all while carefully managing your oxygen supply. It launches from Early Access today and, in the words of design director Charlie Cleveland, "there's not much to ship." Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Subnautica is fraught with danger, but its ocean can be relaxing too Subnautica: Below Zero finally lets you freeze to death Subnautica: Below Zero has added a massive sunken ship to explore Below Zero Relics of the Past UpdateOct 29, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsA new update is available for Subnautica: Below Zero Early Access. Visit the Relics of the Past site to learn more! Experience Below Zero’s story in its most complete form, now fully voiced! Check out Robin’s revamped look with a new Dive Suit and model Unlock more alien mysteries in the Precursor Caches Discover new world details, including artwork from the community Venture to the edge of the world and encounter the vicious Void Chelicerate Optionally pause your game when the PDA is open https://youtu.be/YKoHTbvV188 Complete and Fully Voiced Story {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/14acb28af245627db48dc5bcbe410ffc4cbe20b6.jpg Play through Below Zero from start to (almost) finish, with the most complete version of the story to date. With voice acting fully implemented, rich lore to be discovered through the PDA logs, encyclopedia entries, and databanks, as well as additional art assets, the truth of what happened to Sam and on Planet 4546B prior to your arrival is waiting for you. With voices implemented, we also recommend starting a new game, though old save files are still compatible with this update. Updated Robin Model {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/8dc9b2c1a0180f90ee0f32debc2064fe1eac2da1.jpg Robin has a new look from head-to-fin with a sleek Xenoworx Dive Suit to wear, sporting a revamped hairstyle, as well as updates to the face model. Arctic survival has never looked better. Void Chelicerate {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/6137fc167e6d2769f8ba1d0360a1a864c6e47f7a.jpg Venture if you dare to the edge of the world, where a new Leviathan is awaiting your arrival. A rare mutation of the Chelicerates you might have uncovered on your journey, the Void Chelicerate is a hulking, aggressive creature that does not take kindly to your intrusion. Precursor Caches {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/2077d04c71a4f7dce17092a8890f835b6dcab88c.jpg Uncover further secrets of the mysterious and ancient Architects in the Precursor Caches. Who knows what you might find as you explore these eerie and abandoned areas of the planet. Beacons Drop on Death {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/819a64e2886735ba0a06820bea69fdd6d3071674.jpg Did you meet an unfortunate end on your journey across Planet 4546B? Make sure to carry a Beacon in your inventory, as it will drop on your death, ensuring a somewhat smooth rediscovery of your last known location, as well as assist with reclaiming any lost items. PDA Pause {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/ce19c7cf5c9026c90a5100a994e8fc990643bf14.jpg Found in the Accessibility menu, this opt-in feature will pause your game whenever the PDA is open. Now you can read through your PDA at leisure and never worry about running out of oxygen or getting hypothermia. World Details and Polish {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/f2cd857e78393bf734dd0d0fad02a52238e97184.jpg Traverse the intro area to discover additional details and revisions, unlock decorative items designed by the Subnautica community, and much more, with the latest rounds of polish to the game. There’s plenty to unco...Subnautica is fraught with danger, but its ocean can be relaxing tooSep 14, 2020 - PCGamesNThe ruined vessel spits fire and embers into the sky. I am stranded on an alien planet, underequipped and on the verge of death. The outlook is grim, but, in spite of everything, I feel relaxed. You see, Subnautica has become my go-to game to get lost in. In it, you control the survivor of a spaceship that has crash landed on an ocean planet. You craft items, locate resources, and explore the murky depths, staving off hunger, thirst, and hostile wildlife. I admit that it may not sound like one of the most relaxing games, but stay with me. One reason for Subnautica's soothing nature is the wide range of difficulty settings on offer. There are four categories: freedom, survival, hardcore, and creative. These adjust the number of threats you have to worry about, with freedom removing the hunger and thirst bars, while the creative mode makes you outright invincible. Three of the four modes allow you to take matters at a sedate pace, then - jump scares and real peril are reserved for hardcore mode. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Subnautica: Below Zero finally lets you freeze to death Subnautica: Below Zero has added a massive sunken ship to explore Subnautica sales top 5 million Below Zero Stranger Pings UpdateAug 13, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsA new update is available for Subnautica: Below Zero Early Access. Mystery awaits you in Stranger Pings. Investigate the abandoned Alterra bases, unlock new base decorations, experience new creature behaviors, and much more. Visit the Stranger Pings site to learn more! Dig deeper into the mysteries of 4546B with new character portraits and base detailing Decorate and personalize your base with new props and stairs for surface bases Enjoy a smoother ride – with significantly less pop-in – thanks to improved grass and terrain fading technology Discover further detail and polish work in Deep Lilypads and Iceberg Zone Experience new creature behaviors, including Rock Puncher improvements Utilize the Object Highlighting accessibility option to showcase interactable items https://youtu.be/KNyR2yAlv_8 {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/2819ae89d045f6eccf34ab63db5303525f88d712.jpg Alterra Base Polish As you investigate the abandoned Alterra bases on 4546B, you will now uncover additional environmental storytelling. Learn more about the scientists that lived and worked on the planet prior to your arrival, ranging from unlockable employee profiles, to personal items and decor. It’s even easier to know which base you’ve arrived at too, with symbols and name plates added to the exterior! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/6e4fdc2838180174f94dd2a41472635c8c6c8bba.jpg Base Decorations Add a touch more personalization to your own bases after you root through the Alterra labs, with the futuristic Executive Toy, a calming Aromatherapy Lamp, as well as stairs for your surface bases. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/84692673c7d18930eab4b82474a7677b11e744e3.jpg Artifact Pings Never lose an Artifact in the world again! A Precursor symbol will now accompany any Artifact locations on the planet, which can all be managed through your trusty PDA. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/34a3be7a9f652218ed1d44a181dedd5f1a1a00d1.jpg Known Issue: PDA Unlocks PDAs that you have previously collected during your playthrough may reappear with this update. If you have already unlocked them, you will not be able to pick it up again. We are working on a solution for the next update. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/6b3cd28ff4377b4f14ac4ed5608d280a28550d50.jpg Biome Detail and Polish Further detail and polish work has been added to Deep Lilypads and the Iceberg Zone. Revisit these impressive biomes to discover just how rich and vivid the world is becoming. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/95541cf1255ee35c0b942c326f55c259aa9577c1.jpg Creature Behaviors The behaviors of several creatures that inhabit the vast waters of the planet have been revamped with this update. The Rock Puncher now trawls the ocean floor in search of sustenance, which also unearths resources that you can pick through. Squidsharks utilize a new lightning attack to chase away any threats. Other creatures have also seen updates to their pathing and animations, so make sure you get out in the world and interact with them... if you dare. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/3...Subnautica Micro Update ReleasedAug 5, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsHello, Subnauts. A new update (B87) has just been released for Subnautica on the Steam, Epic, and Discord stores. We want to thanks you all once again for your continued feedback. This update contains further bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements. Players accessing Subnautica on the Epic and Discord store might find that the game will take a little longer than usual to load for the first time. This is due to us automatically migrating your saved games to a new location. We hope that this update continues to improve the Subnautica experience for you all. To stay up-to-date with development, make that you’re subscribed to the Subnautica development newsletter, follow @Subnautica on Twitter, @Subnautica on Instagram, Subnautica on Facebook, and subscribe to Subnautica on Youtube to be notified as soon as a new update is available. And please keep sending us your feedback! We'd love to hear from you via the in-game feedback system (press F8 while playing), here on our forums, or in our Discord chat. - Unknown Worlds CHANGELOG Improvements Performance and lots of under-the-hood improvements Improved world streaming: You should no longer be able to outrun terrain or fall through the world in a PRAWN suit Hardcore mode: Low oxygen will no longer warn you Rocket platform physics issues addressed Fixes Fixed Lifepod ping not staying disabled on game load Fixed base pillar bug Fixed PRAWN suit stuck in air if built far away Fixed quality issue with clouds Fixed clipmap settings for PC & Mac Fixed fade-in of some props Disabled managed code stripping for mod support Updated translations Below Zero Salad Days UpdateJun 25, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsA new update is available for Subnautica: Below Zero Early Access. Salad Days are here on 4546B! Grab a thermos of coffee, fire up the Recyclotron, and get ready for more ice-cold adventure... and salad. Visit the Salad Days site to learn more! Visit Marguerit’s Greenhouse and uncover unique plants and all-new salad recipes React to the changing environment of Planet 4546B with player emotes Interact with the Recyclotron and dismantle crafted objects to retrieve materials Discover the bridge to Arctic Spires and a new accompanying cinematic Experience the latest additions and clues to Below Zero’s revamped story Scale the Below Zero UI with an additional slider to tailor your game experience https://youtu.be/HfHybGKKza0 {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/e6f5e42a87542854adc392ef0d7e8ff3bcab0ee4.jpg Marguerit’s Greenhouse What hearty meal could be better to help you fight off the freezing temperatures of 4546B than salad? Take a moment out of your adventuring to visit Marguerit’s Greenhouse and discover new unique plants and recipes to aid your survival efforts! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/7b20008b7eae91bf49988b0b3fee8abab4e74dcb.jpg Recyclotron In a pinch for resources? Have some crafted items you’re no longer making use of? Fabricate and utilize the Recyclotron to dismantle objects and retrieve the raw materials! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/fc27feae361dcc7a3942102e4423862018d60556.jpg Bridge to Arctic Spires Gain access to Arctic Spires via Glacial Bay with this new bridge! Well, it might need a little bit of love, care, and repairing first. But once across, you can uncover all of the delights that Arctic Spires holds… including a huge, felled Ice Worm. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/d720b0b3afad7797075f4bf034aa37810e12e3dc.jpg Iceberg Zone Life is abundant in the Iceberg Zone, above and below the surface! But it’s not just creatures that you’ll stumble across here. Who knows what Architect mysteries and artifacts await, hidden away in this biome. Player Emotes The weather on the surface can change fast. Robin has some new, expressive emotes to react as the temperature drops, and to other environmental shifts. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/88edb1e81b298520a47aab0dbdaa4fbc8f59ca6b.jpg Thermos and Coffee Make yourself a piping hot coffee to shake the chill from your adventures across the freezing waters and icy ground of 4546B. Don’t forget to do your part in keeping the planet safe by using and reusing an environmentally friendly thermos! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/12b78da4dbb79fb8d811b3d17ef21e9e8169607a.jpg Snow Stalker Improvements The Snow Stalkers live up to their name this update, with new stalking behavior. But don’t worry, as long as you have a flare, you’ll be able to put a little distance between you and your fuzzy friend. You did bring a flare, right? {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34382505/da73fd80487de6f64cf56bcdf89858c96fda3784.jpg Ice Bubbles Oxygen is at a premium as you dive ever deeper! Keep one eye out for ice bubbles and use your laser cutter to pop...
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