Developers of the highly anticipated Subnautica 2 have been sneaking teaser images into the original game’s time capsules. This subtle marketing strategy has the Subnautica community buzzing with excitement as they organize retrieval missions to uncover these hidden treasures. Players can build time capsules in Subnautica during the endgame.
These capsules can be filled with leftover inventory, messages, and screenshots for other players to find in their own games. Unknown Worlds, the game’s developers, have cleverly used this feature to promote the sequel. A recently discovered time capsule contained an image of some rainbow-edged creatures.
The developers confirmed these creatures are from Subnautica 2, set to release in 2025. The community is now actively hunting for more such capsules, eager for glimpses of new flora and fauna. Subnautica 2 is a direct sequel to the original game, unlike the 2021 spin-off Below Zero.
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Fans are speculating about potential new features, including symbiotic relationships with creatures and alternative tech trees. The Subnautica subreddit has become a hub for sharing and analyzing these newly found screenshots.
Moderators have confirmed that the images are indeed from Subnautica 2 and not fan-made mods, further fueling the excitement and anticipation for the sequel. This discovery has encouraged many players to dive back into the depths of Subnautica. They are scouring the game for more hidden teasers and clues about what Subnautica 2 might bring.
The community eagerly shares their findings, generating significant buzz and speculation. In addition to Subnautica 2, Unknown Worlds is also working on a tabletop-inspired tactical battler called Moonbreaker. It recently received its 1.0 update following four months of early access on Steam.
As the gaming world awaits more details and a potential release date for Subnautica 2, fans are encouraged to share any discoveries of these portentous capsules. Stay tuned to your favorite gaming news sources for further updates on this developing story.
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