SUBNAUTICA PLATFORMS SERIES
Subnautica was released on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
SUBNAUTICA PLATFORMS PC
You can play Subnautica on both Xbox and PC though. Is Stray Cross Platform and Crossplay? When Is It Coming on Xbox? We’ve already discussed the fact that Subnautica is not a crossplay game due to not having a multiplayer mode at all. No, Xbox and PC can’t play Subnautica together since it’s a single-player game. Can Xbox and PC play Subnautica together? So no, Subnautica is not a multiplayer game. Subnautica was designed primarily as a single-player game from its inception and early days of early access and it stayed that way. Now, the second part of the question is, is Subnautica a multiplayer game? It isn’t. It’s important to note that if you own a copy of Subnautica on Steam and want to play Subnautica on Xbox Series X/S for example, you’re going to have to buy a brand new copy of the game. The definition of a game being cross-platform is that it is available on multiple platforms without any significant modifications and since Subnautica is available on a lot of platforms as-is, it is by definition a cross-platform game. Subnautica was released on multiple platforms, PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch to name a few. Subnautica is a cross-platform game but it’s not multiplayer. Either way, we’re likely at least several years away from whatever the team has planned next.Will Subnautica: Below Zero ever be multiplayer? Is Subnautica cross-platform multiplayer? Whether or not that’s a hint about the studio’s next game remains to be seen. “We talked about setting it inside the human body or doing inner space-style exploration,” Kalina also revealed. In that same interview, Kalina also spoke about the development team “trying to imagine a Subnautica-like game in other environments, whether it's an above-ground aerial game or a space game.” Any Subnautica-styled game from the team would likely take a similar approach to “a frontier that hasn't been explored.” We're trying to invent and that's a different challenge. It sounds like the most fun part, but in some ways, it's more stressful than just being on a production team where you know exactly what I'm doing. So we're basically doing that fantasy video game job of “let's just make stuff up and try to figure and prototype it and see if it works.” We're pretty early in that process and it's really hard. There's about a dozen of us who are just working on concept discovery. But I think it's pretty safe to say that'll happen someday.Ĭan you say anything about the thing you're working on now? There is another game in development in-house that hopefully people will know about this year. It's just that some people have worked on Subnautica for about eight years.
Then beyond that, we will almost definitely do a proper sequel someday. We're not committed to anything specific right now, because we want to kind of listen to the community and see, see what our fans are telling us. So there's a lot of stuff to keep an eye on.īut then beyond that, there will be more feature work.
We're dealing with a release that's very multi-platform for the first time in-house. In the medium term, there's a little live team that’s going to continue supporting both Subnautica and Below Zero.
Here’s exactly what David Kalina had to say about the future of Subnautica and Unknown World’s next title. The team is just taking time to listen to community feedback before rolling anything new out. Even if a third game is still years off, Kalina says more “feature work” is coming to the series down the road. In the meantime, Kalina says that the team is hard at work supporting both the original Subnautica and Below Zero. While he didn’t share any exact details on it, Kalina says that the game is currently in development and that fans may get some news on it later this year. Kalina confirmed that developer Unknown Worlds has a new project in the works, which is entirely separate from Subnautica. Unknown Worldsįans shouldn’t expect that anytime soon, however. Underwater exploration in Subnautica: Below Zero.
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