Krafton have big plans for Subnautica, after the second game's once-divisive co-op "confirmed the potential to expand beyond the existing fan base"

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GamingBot@lemmy.zip · 6 days ago

tiramichu · 6 days ago

This stems from our success in identifying an IP with a strong genre moat and scaling it up by expanding co-op and content volume

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Anyway the entire article seems to allude that with Subnautica 3 they intend to turn it into yet another online micro-transaction turd

fruitycoder · 5 days ago

“an IP with a strong genre moat” sounds like a sickness description to me anymore