So, any other good "UNDERWATER" games out there?

[Darth Cervantes]

I played both subnauticas and enjoyed them tremendously. This has left me wanting more underwater action. Any others you can suggest?
The only ones I know off the top of my head for STEAM are
World of Diving
ABZU
Depth (a fighting game that I have no interest in)

Any suggestions? I feel underwater genre doesn't have enough games

[Hadesan]

You may want to take a look at Stranded Deep - it is not as in-depth as Subnautica, but offers a decent change of pace as you strive to explore, escape, build, and upgrade your bases and vehicles across a large chain of islands (while battling mother nature and the denizens of the deep.)

For a mix of land/sea/and air - take a look at Grounded. The Pond biomes allow plenty of underwater exploring. It has an excellent mix of survival, explore, build, conquer, and research, as well as the base building components. It is a lot of fun.

Also, I thought NMS is an excellent game. Never experienced the disastrous release, but the latest version is great fun. It's space, if that floats yoru boat, you may also want to try Stationeers - awesome game - my biggest "time waster" besides Rimworld.

[bb 80]

I found No mans sky fairly bland. It is all the same. If you have half decent pattern recognition you will not be impressed. Oh and grind, so much grind...

[BigWezz]

Messaggio originale di Zefnoly:

Messaggio originale di BigWezz:

I was referring to you

Very funny...:KOh:

I know right!!

[Zefnoly]

Messaggio originale di BigWezz:

Messaggio originale di Zefnoly:

Messaggio originale di BigWezz:

I was referring to you :MMForFun:

Very funny...

I know right!! :welpface:

If it is. why did you remove the "correction"?

[BigWezz]

Messaggio originale di Zefnoly:

Messaggio originale di BigWezz:

I know right!!

If it is. why did you remove the "correction"?

I didn't, but I assume you reported it

[Betelgeuse]

there is a gaming tag: underwater

if you click on one of the water games, you can click on the underwater tag in the righthand side to get a list of underwater games.

[ExecutiveOdin]

Everblue 2 on Playstation 2.

[burnouttx]

Breathedge is considered a space version of Subnautica. Just be prepared to get trolled by the narrator who sounds like he had too much coffee and the devs...

[Ms.Quin]

Messaggio originale di VorteX:

Try no man’s sky. After the initial mess it grew into a fantastic game, with the potential to last virtually forever if it grips you. It’s not strictly underwater but you can build underwater bases. Hell, you can build an entire underwater city if you feel like it.

Also it has no noxious wokeness and is full of beautiful philosophy.

Also stay clear of outer wilds, it’s a cringey, unfinished waste of time.

I would like to offer a counter to outer wilds, while you of course are allowed to think what you want. I think outer wilds is my on my like top 10 (maybe 15) games ever I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and it's over arching message is a nice one. Maybe it's been done before but I liked the way it did it. Pure gameplay is not what this guy is looking for though I would say. Rodina on the other hand might be worth a look big world/s with out an overwhelming feel (some might say empty but I think that is the point)

[Vichello]

Treasures of The Deep on the PS1, awesome game. Played it for months.
If you like horror/thriller I also recommend SOMA (from the creators of Amnesia).

[Darth Cervantes]

Thanks everyone for all these great suggestions I'm looking forward to trying some of these out, Much appreciated

[kurwa]

thanks yall T-T

[c_Alien]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1426350/The_Depths_Prehistoric_Survival/

[Quinian]

Breath Edge is pretty good, it's basically sarcastic subnautica in space

[MachineMother]

I don't recommend Maneater. It starts out fun at first but then it gets very, very repetitive and by the time you're near the end your shark is way overpowered and every enemy is trivial. I wanted to like it but it's too shallow of a game to enjoy.

SOMA has a great story and captures the horror of being deep underwater, but it doesn't have a lot of action and it's not an open world. It's still a favorite of mine simply for the story and atmosphere.