Subnautica Crash Sequence
Where's the fire
Enhancing the emotion and feeling of the opening sequence of Subnautica, a new game will now begin with a shiny opening cinematic. Complete with hazard lights, blazing fires, warning signs and more, you've never felt more stranded. We've also added functionality to items originally in the lifepod to make them more interactive. While the updates elsewhere in the game are sparse, these subtle additions to the opening will enhance your gameplay experience throughout. They also lay the foundation for future story and gameplay elements.
Repair your pod
Previously, it was possible to repair your lifepod to put out the sparks. Now, you can put out the fire, completely repair that panel, and the Communications Radio, restoring this home-away-from-home to its former glory.
Telling a Story
Many of these additions are part of a larger effort to build upon the story within Subnautica. In coming updates, more elements will be added in developing the game story. Keep your eyes open for more opportunities to delve deeper into the lore of Subnautica
Additions & Improvements
Fire extinguisher
Keep your base safe from fires with a fire extinguisher. Currently, it's use is limited, but we're excited about the gameplay potential for this craftable item. Someday it may protect against in-base fires or allow access to previously blocked areas of the game.
Communications Relay
Repairing your radio now allows for incoming communications, which will come in handy as we further develop the story of Subnautica.
Medical cabinet
Previously just decoration, the medical cabinet now contains medical kits that respawn every 30 minutes. Important item to have at home if exploring dangerous areas, be sure to add one to your Seabase.
