Subnautica Standard Edition

Subnautica strands you on planet 4546B after your ship comes down, with an escape pod, a fabricator and an ocean that gets deeper and less friendly the further you swim. It is the game that proved survival crafting works underwater, largely because it understood that the dark is scarier than any monster you can put in it. You scan everything, build tools and vehicles from the blueprints that produces, and construct bases that have to hold pressure at depth. Oxygen is the clock on every trip. There is a proper story underneath the survival loop — about why the ship went down and what is living in the deeper trenches — and no combat system worth relying on, so most encounters are solved by going the other way very quickly. Single-player. Subnautica ships as a single edition everywhere. This is the complete game: planet 4546B in full, every biome down to the deepest trenches, all vehicles from the Seamoth to the Cyclops, base building with pressure and power management, and the whole storyline through to the ending. There is no Deluxe tier — the soundtrack is a separate item and is not part of any edition.