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SUBNAUTICA
Survival games are often inherently inaccessible owing to how much they constantly demand of their players, but Subnautica is perhaps one of the best examples of a survival game that balances the core tenets of the genre with accessibility almost perfectly. A steady and solid progression loop ensures that you’re always engaged, but the biggest strength of the game by far is its beautiful underwater world, which is brimming with gorgeous sights and fascinating alien creatures to observe and interact with. The same, of course, is also true of its sequel, Subnautica: Below Zero, and anyone who’s looking to be immersed in a unique and beautiful world should give any one of these two games a shot.
