Textures look a little worse than on other platforms, but this is made up for by the ability to play Below Zero on the go. This review was conducted on the Nintendo Switch, and players intending to ply the frozen depths with Nintendo will be happy to hear that Subnautica: Below Zero feels like a Switch port with good performance. From the award-winning studio, Unknown Worlds Entertainment, presents the return to the world of 4546B with Subnautica Below Zero. The sounds of the ocean are menacing and will have players darting around to look for the source. The sound design goes a long way to help this horror feel real. Because of that lack of combat emphasis, the horrors that lurk in the depths of these biomes are consistently terrifying. There's not a lot players can do against Leviathans, for example.

There isn't really combat in Subnautica - while the survival knife might ward some things away, keen observation and knowing when to run are better tools. Beyond that, exploration remains interesting as Below Zero consistently forces players to explore deeper and scarier biomes.

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