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On: Windows, Mac Price: £25/€30/$30 Well, spit in my goggles and give me the bends, they've done it again. The first Subnautica remains one of the best survival games you can shake a stick at. It stranded you on a planet whose surface was an endless vista of tranquil water and peaceful moons. In Subnautica: Below Zero breaching the surface is more likely to see you taking gulps of air in a hideous blizzard. There are hailstones, sharp winds, thick whiteouts. In the first game you learned to suppress your desire to live close to an inviting surface. In this wintry follow-up, the surface hat...

Subnautica is one of my all-time favorite games, and I absolutely loathe survival games. Unknown Worlds’ underwater survival/lowkey horror title won me over thanks to its smart balancing, beautiful yet frightening handcrafted world, and intriguing narrative. So, it should come as no surprise to anyone that I was immediately onboard with Subnautica: Below Zero, the former-DLC-turned-sequel. Below Zero has some tough fins to fill, since part of the first Subnautica’s magnetic charm was arguably created by how little we knew about the world we found ourselves in; of not knowing what illumin...

Subnautica: Below Zero is so beautiful that it is easy to get distracted by the wonder of it all and forget the constant danger. This is a mistake, because the world in Subnautica: Below Zero is comprised of constant siren songs that come in all shapes and sizes. The game is constantly trying to lure you into pushing yourself too far, tempting you into swimming too far out of your depth, dangling something so enticing in front of you that you will decide to stay for just two or three seconds too long, and then its all over. If the player were a metaphorical fish, the world of Subnautica would...

Evidence submitted for the case gives the public unprecedented insight into Epic's strategy and finances.

As Apple and Epic Games face off in court over the fate of Fortnite on iOS, the companies have entered more than 100 documents into evidence to make their case.