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Still playing Subnautica, working on my cove tree base in the lost river. This game got a lot less scary when I realized that if you see a dangerous animal you can just ram with your cyclops. Sea monsters don't handle getting rammed by a 40ft submarine very well.
Loved that game, even tho it felt tedious at times. Recommend Below Zero too.
I've heard mixed things about Below Zero, but it's gonna be a long time till Subnautica 2 so I might check it out.
Only one problem though: Glow Whales. I am not afraid of the deep any more than the next person, but I do have a real bad phobia of baleen whales. Nothing in Subnautica has been any more scary than the developers intended, but I saw a clip of those friendly Glow Whales in action and it hit my lizard brain and I started crying.
So I'd need to mod those out first.
Oh yea, totally understandable, Subnautica is kind of a landmine for a lot of stuff that way. TBH gameplay wise Below Zero doesnt add that much, but i found the audio logs cute, that's probably very subjective tho. Also theres themes of terrorism against the big corp, which is cool af.