PlayStation does not have an early Access program. Early Access is a possibility through Xbox One’s program, but the team is not sure whether or not that will actually happen. The team wants to bring Subnautica: Below Zero to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as soon as possible as well, but does not have a date for either platform. Though some players may choose to skip Early Access to avoid spoilers, the player feedback that the Below Zero development team receives will ultimately only make the final product better. To their credit, player feedback was vital to the success of the original Subnautica while it spent time in Early Access, which would explain why the game has maintained a “Very Positive” user rating on Steam, while averaging an 83 Metacritc score and an 8.1 user score across the platforms of PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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We are offering Early Access not because we want your money, but because we want your feedback. It lacks polish, runs poorly, and is missing features. “Below Zero is not finished,” a post on the Unknown Worlds website states. Since this is the first time that a game in the series will be available on the Nintendo Switch, a bundle for that platform is being offered that comes with both Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero for $59.99.Before you get too excited, the developers of the game want to ensure all players are fully aware that Subnautica: Below Zero is literally in the Early Access stage, and not a completed game. Regardless of if you're getting the physical or digital edition, the game will be priced at $29.99 when it's available in May. Unknown Worlds said it's working with Bandai Namco to provide physical editions of the game to certain regions including the Americas.
The trailer above was released on Thursday by Bandai Namco alongside the game's release date announcement. Those familiar with the first game will find themselves once again crafting tools and performing other survival-based actions to assist in their explorations while they see what waits for them beneath the waters. The Subnautica sequel that's been playable through early access takes place a year after the events of the first game and once again finds players on the ocean planet known simply as 4546B. The game from Unknown Worlds Entertainment will fully exit early access and launch on May 14th, and when it does, it'll be available on the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series S|X, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via the Epic Games Store and Steam. Subnautica: Below Zero has been available in early access for some time now, but the Subnautica sequel finally has an official release date to look forward to.
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