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Subnautica 2 Beta Update: Dive Into Danger

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Subnautica 2 now has a beta update branch, letting players try out patches before they're finished, but beware, your saves won't carry over

Experience Subnautica 2’s New Experimental Beta Branch on Steam


Subnautica 2, the thrilling ocean survival simulation game, now offers an experimental beta branch on Steam. This allows adventurous PC owners to test upcoming updates before they are officially released. Embracing risks is a key lesson from Subnautica 2’s vibrant underwater world. It is important to note that any savegames created in the experimental branch are specific to that version and cannot be transferred back to the main release.


To access the experimental branch on Steam, simply right-click the game name, select Properties, go to Game Versions & Betas, and choose the Experimental branch from the drop-down menu. You will then need to download the update to start exploring the new features.


The developers emphasize that the Experimental branch is entirely optional. It allows players to preview upcoming content for Subnautica 2 in an early stage and helps identify any issues before implementing features in the main Early Access build.


However, it is important to note that the Experimental branch may contain bugs, including potentially game-breaking ones. Players are advised not to become too attached to their saves while playing on this branch. Saves are not compatible between versions, so importing or exporting saves between Experimental and the main branch is not possible. Saves are stored separately, ensuring that your main saves will not appear while playing the Experimental version. They will reappear once you switch back.


Unlike previous experimental branches for the original Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero, Subnautica 2’s experimental branch will not receive daily updates. Builds will be uploaded to preview upcoming releases shortly before they are available to the wider public. The branch may also showcase smaller patches and fixes between major updates.

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Subnautica 2 offers a unique and enjoyable experience, particularly due to its non-violent approach in contrast to traditional open-world games. The developers have recently made adjustments to creature behavior to enhance gameplay. Publisher Krafton has ambitious plans for the series, ensuring exciting developments that hopefully do not involve any questionable product extensions. Join the adventure in Subnautica 2 and explore the wonders of the underwater world!

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