Subnautica is something special. Hands down one of the most immersive survival/crafting games out there. The environment, the graphics, the setting, everything about it really sucks you into the world that you’re in. You’re dropped into a huge ocean with no clue what’s going on. You explore the ocean to unlock wtf happened, and you start out in a shallow/non hostile area. As you explore the ocean and its many biomes youll unlock things that can help you craft items that’ll let you explore the deeper parts of the ocean (and deep and pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hostile it gets), such as higher oxygen tanks and even sea vehicles. You’ll eventually craft a base where you can set up shop to further increase your survivability. Overall, the setting, the environment and the overall ocean experience leads to one of the most immersive survival games I’ve played.

200 meter alien mommy (the game is also good)

First of all, this is not a simulator, this is an adventure, and there are no physics or sane rules in. Therefore, don't get your hopes up about realism or kind of distinct sci-fi.

But, for the umpteenth time, this story-driven game is valuable not for the plot, but for the opportunity to be alone somewhere far away
(thanks to the fact that it's almost not a roguelike).

Gameplay:
combat mechanics 3/10
atmosphere 7/10
Gameplay as immersive horror 5/10

Story [minus a point for SJW-cr@p] 5/10

Graphics [good work of art-design only, bad style, and buggy] 6/10

Sound work [there is sort of HRTF, but everything is buggy af] 4/10
Sound design & music 8/10

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TIP: don't use the "Filmic" Color Grading while in the lava zone - you won't see a d*mn thing.

"7/10"