Subnautica
Subnautica
Description (IGDB)
Descend into the depths of an alien underwater world filled with wonder and peril. Craft equipment, pilot submarines and out-smart wildlife to explore lush coral reefs, volcanoes, cave systems, and more, all while trying to survive.
Histoire (IGDB)
You have crash-landed on an alien ocean world, and the only way to go is down. Subnautica's oceans range from sun drenched shallow coral reefs to treacherous deep-sea trenches, lava fields, and bio-luminescent underwater rivers. Manage your oxygen supply as you explore kelp forests, plateaus, reefs, and winding cave systems. The water teems with life: Some of it helpful, much of it harmful. After crash landing in your Life Pod, the clock is ticking to find water, food, and to develop the equipment you need to explore. Collect resources from the ocean around you. Craft diving gear, lights, habitat modules, and submersibles. Venture deeper and further form to find rarer resources, allowing you to craft more advanced items.
Contenu brut des sources
Subnautica is a 2018 action-adventure survival game developed and published by Unknown Worlds Entertainment. The player controls Ryley Robinson, a survivor of a spaceship crash on an alien oceanic planet, which they are free to explore. The main objectives are to find essential resources, survive the local flora and fauna, and find a way to escape the planet.
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Description Steam (Français)
Plongez dans un Vaste Monde Sous-Marin
Après un atterrissage catastrophique sur un monde extraterrestre océanique, la seule voie à prendre est vers le bas. Les océans de Subnautica vont de récifs de corail ensoleillés et peu profonds à des fosses abyssales dangereuses. Gérez votre niveau d'oxygène tout en explorant des forêts d’algue, des plateaux, des récifs, et des systèmes de grottes sinueux. L'eau est pleine de vie: une partie utile, mais une grande partie nocive.
Collectionnez, Concevez et Survivez
Après un réveil dans votre vaisseau de secours, il s’agit de trouver de l’eau et de la nourriture, et de développer l’equipement dont vous avez besoin pour explorer, au plus vite possible. Collectez les ressources de l’océan autour de vous. Concevez des couteaux, de l’éclairage, du matériel de plongée, un équipement marin personnel. Descendez plus loin et plus profondément et trouvez des ressources plus rares, afin de concevoir des outils de plus en plus avançés.
Causez une Perturbation dans la Chaine Alimentaire
L’océan est plein de vie: Aidez-vous de l’écosystème. Attirez et distrayez une créature dangereuse avec un poisson frais, ou bien tout simplement, nagez aussi vite que vous le pouvez afin d’éviter les machoires des prédateurs.
Ayez Peur de la Nuit
Au coucher du soleil, les prédateurs apparaissent. L’océan est impitoyable à ceux qui sont surpris par l’obscurité. Les endroits saufs durant le jour deviennent dangereux pendant la nuit, mais révèlent aussi une beauté que ceux qui évitent le noir ne verront jamais.
Façonnez le Monde
Le fond marin dans Subnautica est présenté à l'aide d'un système de terrain voxel dynamique. Creusez des grottes afin de vous cacher, déposez votre butin, ou créez des raccourcis dans les systèmes de grottes. Tout impact de véhicules, ou même des créatures explosives, vont changer la forme du monde.
Descendez dans l’Abîme
Les systèmes de grottes débouchent en dessous du fond de la mer, dans des passages sombres et claustrophobes, ou des caves illuminées par faune et flore bioluminescente. Explorez le monde sous le fond de l’océan, mais n’oubliez pas votre niveau d’oxygène, et prenez soin d’éviter les dangers qui rôdent dans les ténèbres.
Éditions et prix Steam
DLCs disponibles (1)
Avis des joueurs Steam
Subnautica : la meilleure thérapie pour thalassophobes À l’époque où le marché du jeu de survie était plus saturé qu’un grec un vendredi soir à 3h du mat, Subnautica est arrivé avec une idée de génie : et si on foutait tout ça sous l’eau ? Ayant pon...
Vous commencez l'aventure en exterminant la faune locale pour boire leur jus corporel, tout cela sous les encouragements d'une IA de bord qui calcule votre temps d'asphyxie avec le sadisme d'un assureur sur le point de refuser votre contrat. Très vit...
Subnautica est sûrement l’un des meilleurs jeux que vous puissiez vivre. Vous arrivez sur une planète avec un mal de crâne phénoménal sans trop savoir ce qui vous attend si ce n’est le nom du jeu, très bien choisi au passage. C’est vrai, en vous ré...
Ambiance gameplay crafting vraiment qualitatif et original
Acheté en solde à 8€. Il n'en vaut pas plus. Les bugs auront eu raison de moi, bien plus que la peur d'explorer les grands fonds. Très dommage, il y avait du potentiel.
Mises à jour et Actualités
Steam Global Top Sellers for week of 19 May — 26 May 2026
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Subnautica peaks at 51k players
Subnautica has peaked at 51,446 concurrent players on 24 May 2026 which is 8 years after release.View charts and more statistics on our website.
Steam Global Top Sellers for week of 12 May — 19 May 2026
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Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Unknown Worlds Entertainment has delivered everything they said they were going to plus so much more with more updates on the launch horizon and for these reasons they can easily be forgiven for taking this long. It was worth the wait. »
« Subnautica works brilliantly as a serene, lonely, contemplative adventure. It's one of those rare games I'd take to a desert island. »
« In terms of settings, gameplay dynamics and sheer fascination, Subnautica is the best single-player survival game out there. It's full of bright discoveries, a great sci-fi experience, and at the same time a cruel and unforgiving survival horror. James Cameron would absolutely love it. »
« Subnautica is hands down the best survival game I have ever experienced. I completely lost track of time while playing it and for the first time in ages I rescheduled my appointments and neglected my responsibilities to spend more time with a game. If I could I would hand out free copies in the streets so as many people as possible can see how ridiculously good Subnautica is. [04/2018, p.62] »
« It isn’t without performance hiccups, especially the deeper you go. But the breadth of content here and the open-world nature both in terms of playspace and just pure choice in how you go about it is something rarely seen in games. »
« Subnautica is a template for what open-world survival games should strive to be. It’s fantastical, fresh, and frightening from surface to seabed, with a story that kept on surprising me and a cast of sea monsters that quite literally haunted my dreams. Even with more than 50 hours sunk, I have yet to discover all of its secrets. It’s a testament to how enticing those secrets are that I’m willing to face my fears and plunge my submersible into the darkest corners of its unforgiving ocean again and again. »
« Subnautica achieves with good decisions to build a survival rich in nuances and possibilities, without ever losing any interest, staying true to its objective. A game that opens up little by little showing imagination and finesse. Rarely this genre in its late game has managed to engage so much without trusting in its multiplayer facet. »
« So far Subnautica has been the outstanding title of 2018 for me. We're only a month in, but the time I've had with this game has been incredible, and I'm sure it will be a game I remember in December when the year is wrapping up. Even after completing it, I'm itching to go back and see what nooks and crannies I missed. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« This game perfectly builds an oceanic atmosphere in an unknown world—specifically, the planet 4546B. It excels at implementing a system for gathering materials and exploring the globe to locate necessary resources. The exploration—and the fear evoked by the depths of this alien world—is executed phenomenally; the game’s setting, atmosphere, soundtrack, and incredible sound design create a deeply unsettling, thalassophobia-inducing experience. It stands out as one of the best survival-horror experiences I have ever encountered. The marine life—ranging from passive creatures to aggressive ones, especially the Leviathans—adds a unique touch to this game. The story is equally impressive: you and your crew embark on an expedition aboard the massive ship *Aurora* to planet 4546B, but the mission goes disastrously wrong. An alien weapon utilizing technology millions of years ahead of its time destroys anything entering or leaving the planet's orbit—a measure enforced because the planet is under quarantine due to a deadly, ancient disease for which the alien civilization never found a cure. After the *Aurora* explodes, the crew scrambles into escape pods, but you emerge as the sole survivor of the cataclysmic event. You must gather resources and explore every corner of the map to figure out how to escape and find a cure for the deadly disease—only to discover, as time passes, that you are infected yourself. You must discover for yourself what happened to the ancient alien civilization that once inhabited this planet before its extinction due to the deadly disease known as "Kharaa," and you must also escape the planet; you will learn all of this through pre-recorded messages and transmissions from other ships that provide context and aid for surviving on this unknown world. »
« Finally, a game that successfully make the underwater world as both beauty and horror place. this game offered a phenomenal underwater survival experience, especially with some of the surprise elements (not gonna spoiler). definitely recommended »
« I am not a great fan of survival games, but this one is so special, the world that you have to explore is so beautiful, well done, interesting »
« [SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.] »
« Too much water Nearly every objective requires swimming through water. Resources are underwater. Creatures are underwater. The map is underwater. Even the fish are underwater. Players hoping to enjoy a nice walk will be disappointed to discover that approximately 99% of the game takes place in an ocean. The developers clearly became obsessed with water and refused to show restraint. At times, I found myself asking, "Could there perhaps be less water?" The game responded by adding a deeper ocean biome. Despite this glaring issue, Subnautica delivers one of the most immersive survival experiences ever made. The atmosphere is unmatched, exploration is constantly rewarding, and the sense of discovery remains magical from start to finish. Verdict: An unforgettable masterpiece unfortunately ruined by the excessive presence of water. Thankfully, the other 99.9% of the game is perfect. 10/10. »
« One of the greatest of all time, Subnautica is an amazing game. It does have its flaws, but the environmental storytelling is unmatched. It may not fill your niche, but for the ones it does, it does it well. »
« I wouldn't recommend this game unless you are a die-hard fan of the survival-crafting genre. In 2026, we shouldn't have to rely on online guides just to navigate a game. While I appreciate that it doesn't hold your hand or point you directly to every objective, the execution is severely flawed. During my 10-hour playthrough, the distress call quests bugged out twice, leaving me completely stranded with no indication of where to go. This completely killed the momentum and the **** you don't mind constantly looking up tutorials for directions and tolerate tedious, time-wasting grinding, you might enjoy this. However, as an adult with limited time, I simply cannot afford to spend hours backtracking across a vast map just because I missed one-third of a blueprint five hours ago. The core gameplay loop urgently needs to be more refined. »
« Subnautica 1 is a punishing resource grind. Essential items spawn randomly in a way that can block progression for hours. Base construction and inventory control is janky. This game also breaks gaming conventions in way that sometimes needs a tutorial or yellow bars. »
