One of the biggest parts of progression in Subnautica 2 is unlocking new blueprints. At the start of the game, your crafting options are extremely limited, and it can honestly feel like you are barely surviving with scraps. But the deeper you explore and the more technology you scan, the more the game starts opening … Read more
Silver quickly becomes one of the most important resources in Subnautica 2 once you move beyond the very early survival phase. At first you might think Titanium and Copper are the materials you need most, but before long you will hit a wall where multiple important upgrades suddenly require Silver. The problem is that Silver … Read more
Living out of the Lifepod in Subnautica 2 works fine during the opening hours of the game, but eventually you are going to hit a point where the tiny space just is not enough anymore. Your inventory fills constantly, resources start piling up, and crafting advanced equipment becomes harder when everything is scattered around a … Read more
If there is one tool you should prioritize almost immediately in Subnautica 2, it is the Scanner. Anyone familiar with previous Subnautica games already knows just how important this tool becomes. The Scanner is essentially your gateway to progression because it allows you to unlock blueprints, study creatures, analyze technology, and discover entirely new crafting … Read more
Quartz is one of the most important resources you will find during the early hours of Subnautica 2. At first it might seem like just another crafting material scattered around the ocean floor, but before long you will realize just how many essential blueprints depend on it. You need Quartz to craft Glass, and Glass … Read more
If you are trying to increase your inventory space early in Subnautica 2, tracking down the Colonist Bunker in Anita’s Garden is definitely worth the effort. Just like the Unauthorized NOA Modification bunker, this location contains a Biobed that permanently increases your inventory capacity by three slots, which becomes incredibly useful once you start gathering … Read more
One of the biggest struggles early in Subnautica 2 is inventory space. It never feels like you can carry enough materials, especially once you start gathering crafting resources, scanning fragments, and bringing back supplies for your first base. That is why finding the Colonist Bunker (Unauthorized NOA Modification) is absolutely worth the trip early on. … Read more
Abiotic Factor features several fish types that can be used for cooking, crafting materials, and butchering resources, and the Rudd Fish is one of the more common catches players can find later in the game. Even though it is not considered rare or especially valuable by itself, the Rudd Fish is still useful because of … Read more
Eden Crafters can feel relaxing and overwhelming at the same time when you first start playing. Unlike many survival games, you are not constantly being chased by monsters or forced into combat every few minutes. The real challenge comes from surviving the planet itself while slowly transforming it into a place humans can actually live … Read more
The Face Card system in Black Jacket is one of the coolest mechanics in the game, but it can also be pretty confusing when you first start experimenting with it. The game gives small visual hints when certain cards interact with each other, but figuring out the exact order and outcomes still takes a lot … Read more