Subnautica 2 will be a live-service game supporting co-op for up to four players

Subnautica is a survival adventure game that was fully released in 2018 after around three years in Early Access, selling over five million copies by January 2020. A sequel that was originally conceptualized as a DLC pack, Subnautica: Below Zero, followed in 2021. In the series, players have to survive in a massive underwater world, constructing bases and submersibles as they explore their surroundings and dive to ever greater depths, where all sorts of challenges await.

Subnautica 2 was originally mentioned in KRAFTON’s earnings report from last year with a projected release date in the fiscal year 2024. Rumors around the game following a live-service model had been going around for a while.

Along with Subnautica 2, KRAFTON hopes to launch Dark and Darker Mobile, Dinkum Mobile, Inzoi, and Black Budget in the same window.

KRAFTON reported a 3.1% revenue increase and a 2.2% operating profit increase compared to last year, giving credit to the continued performance of PUBG. Though the mobile segment is still by far the most lucrative one for KRAFTON, it shrunk a little bit compared to the previous year – strong growth numbers on PC, the second highest grossing segment, managed to make up for it.