Subnautica

Depth 500-1200m Resources Gold Magnetite Lead Lithium Nickel Ruby Silver Diamond Gel Sacks Quartz Titanium Uraninite Copper Sulfur Acid Mushroom Deep Shroom Table Coral Threats Ghost Leviathans (Juvenile) River Prowlers Blood Crawlers Warpers Bleeders Mesmers Crabsquids Brine Pools Points of Interest Boneyards Ghost Forest Disease Research Facility Lost River Lab Lost River Gate Entrances to […]

One of the key parts of finding success in Subnautica is crafting various ingredients and recipes to help players survive in the alien ocean they’ve crash-landed on. To do so, they can make new suits, upgrades, and even build a sprawling base that dominates the sea floor with glass walls and various crafting stations. To reach

Subnautica is an open-world survival game by Unknown Worlds Entertainment that was designed to have you explore its vast underwater setting rather than kill every creature you find on sight. This is why it has no weapons, at least not in the traditional sense, which, to some extent, puts you in a very vulnerable position. 

As you land on this watery world devoid of intelligent life that doesn’t want to kill you, you start to build a home to keep you safe. You start by collecting precious metal known as Titanium to build your foundation and compartments. You gather Copper Ores to craft batteries for electricity. Slowly, your progress in

Silver has had a lot of uses throughout history and a reputation for luxury and wealth due to its usage in jewelry and currency. However, it is more than just a shiny and sparkling white metal. It is also used primarily in electronics due to how fast it can transfer heat and electricity. It is

Electrical power is essential in the world of Subnautica. You rely on it to survive and make surviving bearable. Luckily, you can get that even amidst this alien world full of water that you have crashed in. You can build generators to produce energy and batteries to power your various survival tools. However, this energy