‘Subnautica’ Xbox One Is Now In Development; Game Is Discounted On Steam For The Holidays!
"Subnautica" Xbox One version is now in development, according to XBLA Fans.
"Subnautica" is a game in development right now. The game developer is Unknown Worlds Entertainment. The game allows players to explore an unknown alien planet through scuba diving and travel with a submarine. The alien planet that the player is exploring is almost all water and that means the player should scuba dive for resources like metal and sand. The game is on Steam Early Access since Dec. 2014. It has a rating of 94 percent, which is based on over 6,000 user reviews.
The game was supposed to be just a PC title is now being developed for the Xbox One. Charlie Cleveland, the developer from Unknown Worlds Entertainment showed a picture of an Xbox One development kit last Tuesday. This clearly hinted that "Subnautica" will be coming to the Xbox One.
Un-boxing Xbox One dev kit for @Subnautica. I've dreamed of having console dev hardware for years! pic.twitter.com/0ULvApkJS0
— Charlie Cleveland (@Flayra) December 21, 2015
In the following emails that were sent to a game site, Cleveland has confirmed that they were working on an Xbox One port for the game, according to Destructoid. He warns that the development is at a stage that it could be cancelled at any time if things go wrong. The development team is aiming for a March release if everything goes to plan.
"I'm not sure if I should 'confirm' this or not, but we're working on it," said Cleveland. "We always reserve the right to cancel it if it doesn't work... But yes, we're working on it!"
"We've been accepted into the Microsoft Preview Program... Exciting stuff," he continued.
"Subnautica" for Xbox One is still in its early stages, but the Steam Early Access version is still there on Steam, according to Eurogamer.net. The game is now discounted to 20 percent off with a holiday price of $13.99 until Jan. 4.
