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I would say its something similar to Stalker, that can get scary in places.
Like I just went for a quite far trip into the woods away from car (saw two anomalies that pull the car there, so i left it on the road) - some creepy sounds started working, those anomalies that rise from the ground can jump scare, even their noise can be creepy. It raised tension.
The entire atmosphere screams horror, but as far as I can tell the gameplay is anything but.
So the mind fills in the blanks, it expects there to be spooky ♥♥♥♥ and jumpscares so it jumps when it expects those - despite there being none.
I wouldn't even compare it to subnautica cause from as far as I can see, unlike Subnautica where there is scary ♥♥♥♥ that *WILL* eat your face and then some... There isn't in this game?
Atmospheric, yes. Actual horror? Not really?
If anything you'd have to compare it to the horror that is mannequins in Bethesda games.
STALKER, Subnautica and games like those are meant to be scary. This it almost seems is scary by accident...?