The player must craft equipment that will allow her to breathe underwater for longer, such as high-capacity oxygen tanks, as well as vehicles. At the start of the game, the player can only hold her breath for 45 seconds and if she dives below 100 m, she will lose oxygen at a faster rate. The main issue with accessing deep sections of the water is oxygen capacity. The final objective of the game is in fact located at the very deepest point in the game world. Generally, the game requires the player to visit ever-deeper sections of the game in order to find exotic materials, technology to scan, and complete objectives. Alongside raw materials, finding new crafting recipes is a major reason to explore. The player learns new recipes by scanning scraps of technology or recovering databoxes, which are strewn across the game world. Inside a habitat, the player can also craft living amenities such as beds or coffee tables, although these are purely cosmetic since the game does not track fatigue.Įach piece of equipment that can be crafted has its own recipe and the player begins the game knowing only a handful of recipes. Habitat structures provide shelter, storage for equipment and collected materials, and crafting stations. Each of these has its own recipe, and some ingredients can only be found in the far-flung and deeper corners of the game world.

To survive and complete objectives, player must collect raw materials from the environment and craft equipment, vehicles, shelters, and food.

Players collect resources, construct tools, build bases and submersibles, and can interact with the planet's wildlife. Like its predecessor, the player's goal is to explore the environments and survive in an alien environment while also completing objectives to advance the game's plot. Subnautica: Below Zero is a survival adventure game set in an open world environment and played from a first-person perspective.

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