Are you curious about where you need to go first in Subnautica 2? The world of Proteus is vast and made up primarily of water. That means, just like the previous games in the series, you need to dive to the depths to discover information about lost colonists and ancient wonders. Our guide is just what you need whether you're playing on Survival Mode or Creative Mode.Table of Contents [hide]Subnautica 2 sandbox campaign: Differences between Creative Mode and Survival ModeSubnautica 2 sandbox campaign: Differences between Creative Mode and Survival ModeWhile Subnautica 2 does have an expansive s

Are you looking for Lithium in Subnautica 2? Described as the softest and least dense of metals, this mineral is used for certain advanced blueprints, including Plasteel Ingots when processed alongside Titanium. To get more of it, you have to head to areas that are filled with danger.Table of Contents [hide]As of the time of this writing, we've found Lithium in a couple of areas: Lithium locations in the Zezuran DesertLithium from the Great Jaw's mouthAs of the time of this writing, we've found Lithium in a couple of areas:Near thermal vents in the Zezuran DesertInside the core of the Great Ja

Are you wondering about how you can drink water and eat alien food in Subnautica 2? Similar to previous games in the series, your character is marooned in an ocean world and you need to find ways to survive. Things won't be that easy, since humans can't easily digest the meat from strange creatures.Table of Contents [hide]Subnautica 2 survival guide: Food and waterSubnautica 2 survival guide: Food and waterIf you're playing on Creative Mode, then you shouldn't worry about hunger and thirst at all. Your character, for all intents and purposes, is immortal.In Survival Mode, however, things might

Do you want to increase your maximum oxygen in Subnautica 2? If you're playing on Creative Mode, then you don't need to worry too much since your character can't die. However, in Survival Mode, your oxygen gets depleted too fast, which makes frequent dives very challenging. Here's our guide to help you with this particular mechanic.Table of Contents [hide]Subnautica 2 survival guide: OxygenThe surface and other safe zonesSubnautica 2 survival guide: OxygenIn Survival Mode, your character has 45 oxygen by default. This gets depleted at the rate of -1 oxygen per second while you're underwater. T

Ahead of Subnautica 2's launch in early access, I spoke to a few of the developers in a Group Q&A as part of a media conference presentation. And, of course, as GameSpot's resident enthusiast of mutating our heroes for the betterment of horror, I used the chance to ask whether the underwater survival-adventure game will use its new adaptation feature to transform the protagonist into an aquatic mutant over time. The answer was disappointing, but completely understandable."I would say, even though [Subnautica 2] is one of the biggest games the studio has made, we're still a pretty small stu

Where to build your undersea HQ.

This brain-like worm colony makes for a good battery, apparently.

The 'unknown tool' you need is a deep-sea jackhammer.

Find these Biobed locations to haul more materials across the ocean.

This sequel is still in the shallows when it comes to content, but what’s there is well worth the dive.

One of the most basic crafting materials.

Scrounge up some shiny silver to craft a better air tank.

All the Wakemaker parts you can scan to unlock this speedy gadget.

Find this metal to craft the Sonic Resonator.

You'll need this material to acquire the High Capacity Air Tank.

Hiding in plain sight.

Break this organic web to get at the loot behind.

Get yourself a mini-submersible to explore the seabed.

Track down this bright yellow crystal to craft a Repair Tool.

Too many corridors.

Expand your oxygen capacity so you can dive deeper.

Adjust to your new underwater life and avoid getting chomped.

Build a Power Cell, but also some delicious jerky.

Fabricate Advanced Wiring Kits or Strong Acid with this material.

Unlock the Habitat Builder to start your undersea outpost.

Harvest Necrolei Cysts to craft this Power Cell component.

Paper jam detected.

It's no secret that video games--especially those of the big-budget AAA variety--take a long time to make, and that's something Square Enix is looking to address. In its new report for the financial year ending March 2026, the company says that it's on track to complete a "framework" that will allow it to ramp production on games for its "major" franchises."Steady progress is also being made in establishing a framework that enables regular new title launches for major IP," the company explained in a slide that highlighted Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, with images of games released within eac

Where to find every chaos cube as part of the "Path of the Voyager" quest in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2.

As I left the theater after watching Hokum, I overheard a person behind me tell their partner, "Audio logs? Item-based puzzles? That movie felt like a video game."My eyes widened, as I now had nearly instantaneous confirmation that it wasn't just me who felt this way--it wasn't just me who spent nearly all of Hokum's 107 minutes thinking, "Man, I wish I could play this."Continue Reading at GameSpot